Synonyms for co-vary
co-va·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. co-varyverb

   vary in the same time period (of two random variables)

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1. Lance Turtle:

   Pneumonia is very rarely actually diagnosed down to which specific microbe is causing it. Not all patients with pneumonia have the same clinical features, these can vary. If a pneumonia case looked a bit different to usual, and if there are fatalities, which seems to be the case here, then you might expect to find the cause. But unexplained pneumonia cases probably happen frequently and are not reported, meaning it is hard to know how common things like this really are.

2. Keri Gans:

   But these numbers can still vary even more if we’re talking about an elite athlete or someone who is very sedentary.

3. Luke Skywalker:

   The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth.

4. William Frey:

   There is nothing suspicious about winning the presidency with a smaller number of counties, counties vary widely in size, with large urban and suburban counties – areas where Biden did best – housing far larger populations than most of the outer suburb, small town and rural counties that Trump won.

5. Eric Schneider:

   The company might test under ideal conditions and find it reasonably sensitive, but in the real world it is never going to approach that sensitivity because these things vary.