By hierarchical factor analysis, systemic problems are identified and grouped into four components: institution, network, Science and Technology infrastructure and other support services.
This paper provides an assessment of residential satisfaction of newly designed public low-cost housing dwellers of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with forty-five variables grouped into five components – dwelling unit features, dwelling unit support services, public facilities, social environment and neighbourhood facilities.
The functionalities have been grouped into five components: Indexing & Discovery service, Reward System, SLA Manager, QoS Manager, WS Frontend.
WWWT has 13 sections, grouped into two components: "About Babies" and "About Mothers and Fathers".
Variables used to present our analysis were grouped into two components, as follows.
Direct costs during the treatment period have been grouped into six components, as illustrated in Table 3.
It includes 36 questions and eight sub-scale domains of health-related quality of life, which are grouped into two components: a physical component score (PCS) and a mental component score (MCS).
The analysis identified 13 themes that were then grouped into four components of good practice: outreach programmes, facilitating access to general health services, collaboration and co-ordination of services, and information.
The SAT includes items that are grouped into five components (delivery system design, self-management support, decision support and clinical information systems, external linkages, and organisational influence and integration).
