Sentence examples for Comprehensive factors from inspiring English sources
The proposed algorithm is based on EFI, containing comprehensive factors that affect positioning accuracy.
Recently, more researchers have expressed interests in comprehensive factors that influence biogas development, especially social and political reasons.
Meanwhile, comprehensive factors that affect the performance of the molecular transport, diffusivity, and filtration rate through nanofilter membranes were discussed.
The above-mentioned comprehensive factors cover the main processes of cargo branches and the related PIs for these factors need to be determined while measuring the performance.
To avoid the common multicollinearity problems among the independent variables, a principal component-based factor analysis was used to consolidate the socioeconomic variables into four comprehensive factors.
Factor analysis can reduce the dimensionality of the data by aggregating them to fewer comprehensive factors, reduce the possibility of multicollinearity existing in the variables, and at the same time maintain sufficient data variance with more comprehensive factors (Harman 1976; Chatfield and Collins 1980; Hair et al. 1998).
Thus geological and technological factors in engineering will be taken as one comprehensive factor in simulation and analysis.
Meanwhile, technology, logistics and comprehensive factor become the core three factors to comparative advantage of China's auto industry.
In this study, wall-shear stress was calculated by combining flow rate, slope and fullness, which can be seen as a comprehensive factor.
However, if a comprehensive weight factor F w) is defined as F w) = ∣M∣ + ∣R∣ + 100∣X∣, which is a dimentionless number containing M, R and X, and can be regarded as the comprehensive factor related to the spontaneous polarization of a unit cell in a given ceramic system, one can fined that F w) has good correspondence with the coupling factors k33 and kp.
This could be due to the fact that the area of residence might be a more comprehensive factor in our study population and might partially cover the effect of socio-economic factors (e.g. the Chinese population in our sample is skewed towards lower income and education and late retirement in rural areas).
