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colinear
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co·lin·e·ar  (k-ln-r)
adj.
1. Containing elements that correspond to one another and that are arranged in the same linear sequence.
2. Collinear.
co·line·ari·ty (-r-t) n.


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Colinearity was investigated between all possible pairs of potential predictor variables; if any pair had a correlation coefficient >0.
Spatial epidemiology of Plasmodium vivax, Afghanistan by Kolaczinski, Jan / Emerging Infectious Diseases
All covariates were checked for colinearity, and those found to be correlated with one another were evaluated separately in the models to determine which were the best predictors.
Influence of geographic location in modeling blood pesticide levels ... by Breysse, Patrick N. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Results of multivariate logistic regression suggest colinearity of the performance tests.
Relationships among lifting ability, grip force, and return to work. ... by Hart, Dennis L / Physical Therapy
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