to covary

Examples

• All

• In the current study, two primary dependent variables were analyzed and, in general, demonstrated to covary inversely.

  Academic text (2001)

• Furthermore, factor analytic procedures provide only an indication of those variables that covary.

  Academic text (1990)

• Similar results were obtained when IQ was covaried in the analysis.

  Academic text (1990)

• Thus, without covarying WMC in the analysis, no significant advantage was found for the Complete generative training condition.

  Academic text (2013)

• The overall rates of disruptive behavior covaried positively with the rate of handraise/disruptive behavior across each phase of the study.

  Academic text (1993)

• Age and years of experience were covaried because of differences between intramural, non-certified, and certified officials on these two variables.

  Academic text (1992)

• Results indicate that each of the three domains of teacher-student interaction was predictive of higher student achievement test scores at the end of the year, even after covarying prior-year scores and relevant student and classroom characteristics.

  Academic text (2013)

• Research shows that children's mathematical skills covary with certain indicators of their home environment, such as family income.

• In our study, the results indicated that the overall rates of disruptive behavior covary positively with hand-raising across different classroom phases.

• When analyzing the data, we found that several variables tend to covary in a predictable manner, revealing important relationships.

Synonyms

C

to co-vary

vsto covary

• Specialized

8.2

To change together in a connected way, often at the same time

describes change of a variable that corresponds with another, not only simultaneous change

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology