Viewpoints shared by participants within a site were identified through automatic flagging of sorts which loaded as a single discrete factor.
There is agreement across Site A students, regardless of their discrete factor loading, on the ranking of 14 statements.
In this way, instead of calculating (gamma ^{k',n'}_{k,n}(l,mu _{0},tau _{0})) for all the possible pairs of (k′,k), it is sufficient to compute (varphi ^{n,n'}_{alpha }(l,mu _{0},tau _{0})) for only possible values of k−k′=α and find the corresponding (gamma ^{k',n'}_{k,n}(l,mu _{0},tau _{0})) by multiplication with a discrete phase factor as in (35).
In contrast, Def1, to the best of our knowledge, represents the first example of a discrete bridging factor being required for target recognition by a Cullin E3 ligase.
From the result obtained during this study we conclude that the truncated version of CREI present in Rut-C30 (CREI-96) should be considered as a discrete transcription factor with different properties than CREI.
In this category, thinking was principally a global appraisal, for example, incorporating multiple factors and possibly interactions between those factors, or an overview of a situation, rather than immediately thinking of pain or another discrete factor.
This paper presents an assessment of occupants' opinion of the internal environment of buildings, based upon their responses to questions relating to a range of discrete factors.
But the fact that coercion is a necessary tool, even for just governments in well-ordered societies, gives some reason to suppose that the ethics of coercion depend principally on a set of discrete factors in its use, rather than on its intrinsic qualities.
Social vulnerability has important independent influence on older adults' health though relationships between contributing variables are complex and do not lend themselves well to fragmentation into a small number of discrete factors.
