Definition of intercorrelation in English:

intercorrelation

noun ˌɪntəkɒrəˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌin(t)ərˌkôrəˈlāSH(ə)n

A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
（两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系
analyses showing intercorrelations between sets of variables
显示各组变量间相互联系的分析。
Example sentencesExamples
- Table 3 shows the intercorrelations of the 13 variables.
- To adjust for intercorrelations among variables, we performed principal components analysis.
- Scale intercorrelations from the French-speaking sample also did not change substantially in the constrained and unconstrained models.
- Table 2 depicts the intercorrelations of the dependent variables from the Canadian and the Chinese sample separately as well as within each gender group.
- Therefore, they developed a composite measure that was mathematically derived and calculated by using the intercorrelations of items within each domain.
- Only the first principal component was retained in each case, and intercorrelations between the principal component for accuracy, confidence, and bias scores from the two question formats were computed.
- Table 1 shows the intercorrelations among the study's primary variables using 1994-1995 data.
- Because of this, variables with high intercorrelations were removed from the analyses.
- Moderate intercorrelations between the sub-scales indicate that they are measuring distinct but related aspects of the work environment.
- The intercorrelation of parent disapproval of the youth's involvement in risk behavior and youth intentions to engage in sexual risk behavior was low, but notable.
- The means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations among all variables used in the analyses are reported in tables 2 and 3.
- Table 12 shows the intercorrelations between the factors reported in Table 11.
- There were significant intercorrelations among the variables.
- The responses to the sexual arousal questionnaire were factor analyzed because of statistically significant intercorrelations among items.
- We calculated intercorrelations between variables using Pearson's correlation tests and Phi tests.
- The next step consisted of calculating the internal consistency of each subscale to test reliability and compute the intercorrelations between the subscales and examine their associations.
- The intercorrelations between the seven significant independent variables were all less than r =.38.
- The intercorrelations between all variables appear in Table 1.
- Factor analyses are applied to matrices of intercorrelations among observed score variables.
- The significant intercorrelations among the mental health and family variables suggest that sexual victimization does not occur in a vacuum.

Derivatives

intercorrelate

verb ˌɪntəˈkɒrəleɪtˌɪn(t)ərˈkɔrəˌleɪt

[no object]

1(of two or more things) have a mutual relationship or connection.
the datasets intercorrelate strongly
1. 1.1with object Establish a mutual relationship or connection between (two or more things)
  （两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the ten quantitative morphological variables were highly intercorrelated.
- The variables examined in table 3 were intercorrelated in complex ways (data not shown).
- A factor represents a group of variables that were intercorrelated with each other - but were relatively uncorrelated with other variables.
- several social variables may be intercorrelated

Definition of intercorrelation in US English:

intercorrelation

nounˌin(t)ərˌkôrəˈlāSH(ə)n

A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
（两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系
analyses showing intercorrelations between sets of variables
显示各组变量间相互联系的分析。
Example sentencesExamples
- Table 1 shows the intercorrelations among the study's primary variables using 1994-1995 data.
- The intercorrelations between the seven significant independent variables were all less than r =.38.
- The next step consisted of calculating the internal consistency of each subscale to test reliability and compute the intercorrelations between the subscales and examine their associations.
- Moderate intercorrelations between the sub-scales indicate that they are measuring distinct but related aspects of the work environment.
- To adjust for intercorrelations among variables, we performed principal components analysis.
- Table 12 shows the intercorrelations between the factors reported in Table 11.
- The intercorrelation of parent disapproval of the youth's involvement in risk behavior and youth intentions to engage in sexual risk behavior was low, but notable.
- The responses to the sexual arousal questionnaire were factor analyzed because of statistically significant intercorrelations among items.
- Table 3 shows the intercorrelations of the 13 variables.
- Therefore, they developed a composite measure that was mathematically derived and calculated by using the intercorrelations of items within each domain.
- There were significant intercorrelations among the variables.
- Factor analyses are applied to matrices of intercorrelations among observed score variables.
- Only the first principal component was retained in each case, and intercorrelations between the principal component for accuracy, confidence, and bias scores from the two question formats were computed.
- Table 2 depicts the intercorrelations of the dependent variables from the Canadian and the Chinese sample separately as well as within each gender group.
- We calculated intercorrelations between variables using Pearson's correlation tests and Phi tests.
- The means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations among all variables used in the analyses are reported in tables 2 and 3.
- The significant intercorrelations among the mental health and family variables suggest that sexual victimization does not occur in a vacuum.
- The intercorrelations between all variables appear in Table 1.
- Scale intercorrelations from the French-speaking sample also did not change substantially in the constrained and unconstrained models.
- Because of this, variables with high intercorrelations were removed from the analyses.

词汇	intercorrelation
释义	Definition of intercorrelation in English: intercorrelation noun ˌɪntəkɒrəˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌin(t)ərˌkôrəˈlāSH(ə)n A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things. （两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系 analyses showing intercorrelations between sets of variables 显示各组变量间相互联系的分析。 Example sentencesExamples Table 3 shows the intercorrelations of the 13 variables. To adjust for intercorrelations among variables, we performed principal components analysis. Scale intercorrelations from the French-speaking sample also did not change substantially in the constrained and unconstrained models. Table 2 depicts the intercorrelations of the dependent variables from the Canadian and the Chinese sample separately as well as within each gender group. Therefore, they developed a composite measure that was mathematically derived and calculated by using the intercorrelations of items within each domain. Only the first principal component was retained in each case, and intercorrelations between the principal component for accuracy, confidence, and bias scores from the two question formats were computed. Table 1 shows the intercorrelations among the study's primary variables using 1994-1995 data. Because of this, variables with high intercorrelations were removed from the analyses. Moderate intercorrelations between the sub-scales indicate that they are measuring distinct but related aspects of the work environment. The intercorrelation of parent disapproval of the youth's involvement in risk behavior and youth intentions to engage in sexual risk behavior was low, but notable. The means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations among all variables used in the analyses are reported in tables 2 and 3. Table 12 shows the intercorrelations between the factors reported in Table 11. There were significant intercorrelations among the variables. The responses to the sexual arousal questionnaire were factor analyzed because of statistically significant intercorrelations among items. We calculated intercorrelations between variables using Pearson's correlation tests and Phi tests. The next step consisted of calculating the internal consistency of each subscale to test reliability and compute the intercorrelations between the subscales and examine their associations. The intercorrelations between the seven significant independent variables were all less than r =.38. The intercorrelations between all variables appear in Table 1. Factor analyses are applied to matrices of intercorrelations among observed score variables. The significant intercorrelations among the mental health and family variables suggest that sexual victimization does not occur in a vacuum. Derivatives intercorrelate verb ˌɪntəˈkɒrəleɪtˌɪn(t)ərˈkɔrəˌleɪt [no object] 1(of two or more things) have a mutual relationship or connection. the datasets intercorrelate strongly 1.1with object Establish a mutual relationship or connection between (two or more things) （两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系 Example sentencesExamples Most of the ten quantitative morphological variables were highly intercorrelated. The variables examined in table 3 were intercorrelated in complex ways (data not shown). A factor represents a group of variables that were intercorrelated with each other - but were relatively uncorrelated with other variables. several social variables may be intercorrelated Definition of intercorrelation in US English: intercorrelation nounˌin(t)ərˌkôrəˈlāSH(ə)n A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things. （两个或更多物体的）相互关系，相互联系 analyses showing intercorrelations between sets of variables 显示各组变量间相互联系的分析。 Example sentencesExamples Table 1 shows the intercorrelations among the study's primary variables using 1994-1995 data. The intercorrelations between the seven significant independent variables were all less than r =.38. The next step consisted of calculating the internal consistency of each subscale to test reliability and compute the intercorrelations between the subscales and examine their associations. Moderate intercorrelations between the sub-scales indicate that they are measuring distinct but related aspects of the work environment. To adjust for intercorrelations among variables, we performed principal components analysis. Table 12 shows the intercorrelations between the factors reported in Table 11. The intercorrelation of parent disapproval of the youth's involvement in risk behavior and youth intentions to engage in sexual risk behavior was low, but notable. The responses to the sexual arousal questionnaire were factor analyzed because of statistically significant intercorrelations among items. Table 3 shows the intercorrelations of the 13 variables. Therefore, they developed a composite measure that was mathematically derived and calculated by using the intercorrelations of items within each domain. There were significant intercorrelations among the variables. Factor analyses are applied to matrices of intercorrelations among observed score variables. Only the first principal component was retained in each case, and intercorrelations between the principal component for accuracy, confidence, and bias scores from the two question formats were computed. Table 2 depicts the intercorrelations of the dependent variables from the Canadian and the Chinese sample separately as well as within each gender group. We calculated intercorrelations between variables using Pearson's correlation tests and Phi tests. The means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations among all variables used in the analyses are reported in tables 2 and 3. The significant intercorrelations among the mental health and family variables suggest that sexual victimization does not occur in a vacuum. The intercorrelations between all variables appear in Table 1. Scale intercorrelations from the French-speaking sample also did not change substantially in the constrained and unconstrained models. Because of this, variables with high intercorrelations were removed from the analyses.
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