Sentence examples for a respective factor from inspiring English sources

This makes sense, as the number of ChIP-seq tags should correspond to the binding strength of a respective factor.

They will be assessed by sum of scores of the responses to a set of questions representing a respective factor as detailed in Supplementary File.

Subsequently, a single PAH from each factor was selected to act as a proxy for its respective factor in the construction of predictive linear mixed effect models.

One item (item ' getting up early in the morning to go to school' of school attendance) had a factor loading below 0.4, indicating a poor correlation with the respective factor (school attendance), while four items had acceptable factor loadings between 0.4 and 0.5.

This item exhibited quite a low loading on its respective factor (β = 0.19) but it was included in the model since the item was considered to measure a very important aspect in the ABR scale and this item was shown to have statistically significant association with its factor (βABR4: 0.186, p < 0.001).

As a prerequisite for analyses in Mplus 6.12, the item with the highest loading on the respective factor in an exploratory factor analysis using Principal Axis extraction (not reported here) was chosen to be the factor's marker indicator, i.e. their factor loading being fixed to one.

Twelve (Large White×Landrace) gilts were randomly allotted in a 2×2 factorial design with the respective factor being dietary vitamin E (10 or 200 mg/kg feed) and dietary fishmeal (0 or 5%).

When operating in the distributed manner, each antenna forwards its own received signal with a respective amplification factor.

The scores were calculated by multiplying each subject's SF-36 subscale z score by its respective factor coefficient and then standardizing each to a T score with a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10 [ 14].

An item was assigned to a factor and used for factor labelling if its loading on that respective factor was larger than 0.35 and its loading to any other factor smaller than 0.35 [ 34].

a interpreted as change of cost per change for each unit of the respective factor (years and percentages).