Sentence examples for adding new factors from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the main goal of this paper is to extend Smite et al.'s taxonomy, adding new factors that were identified by means of two empirical studies, i.e. an SLR (Britto et al. 2014) and a survey (Britto et al. 2015).

We studied the behavior intentions regarding instrumental attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, the three basic components of TPB, and extended the theory by adding new factors including descriptive norm, perceived risk and conformity tendency to evaluate their respective impacts on pedestrians' behavior intentions.

The code list was further refined during data synthesis (JF & LH) to adjust for the use of different terms describing similar factors and to add new factors as required.

This study, therefore, investigated whether adding new risk factors can enhance the sensitivity and specificity of the Braden scale.

This model has been used previously in the Framingham Heart Study and to describe the effect of adding new risk factors for CVD to the Framingham risk score.

To back-up the new Robinhood Crypto feature, the company is adding new two-factor authentication options including integrations with authenticator apps to ensure people don't get their wallets stolen and dumped.

The second study included the scale validated in 1996 (16 items – 5 factors), while adding new statements that take into account the emergence of new attitudes within the population of Quebec on the evolution of the epidemic or new measures to control epidemic.

Third, we would suggest to further examine the items in KINDL-Kid (Singapore) either by modifying existing items or adding new items such that the factor structure reflects that of the KINDL-Kid (Germany).

In the absence of objective criteria, the University of Naples Federico II (UFII) has chosen to implement a set of measurements over time, beginning with the most reliable parameters, such as the Impact Factors, and then adding new quantitative and qualitative considerations as the development of the evaluation culture within UFII.

This adds new risk factors for verification, because the errors may be caused by the hardware design or simply malfunctions of the FPGA itself.

We plan to update and expand this work in the future, to identify and incorporate new data, add new dietary factors and age groups, and refine our estimation methods, including for trends over time.