Some definitions:
t0 refers to time interval as measured in an inertial frame
t refers to the relative non-inertial time measurement
m0 and m for mass, and L0 and L for length (along the direction of travel) follow the same pattern
t = t0/the square root of [1-(v/c)2]
m = m0/the square root of [1-(v/c)2]
L = L0{the square root of [1-(v/c)2]}
The lorentz transformations, by definition, compare the relationship between non-inertial frames and their designated inertial reference frames.