Sentence examples for as a dynamic factor from inspiring English sources

In our case, the concept of region is also conceived as a dynamic factor, where the number of hops that take part in a region (and therefore the number of regions) may vary according to the maximum number of synchronization messages reported during the same active duration with the goal of enhancing the entire network performance.

By doing so, it broadens the hitherto existing understanding of a static context by defining it as a dynamic factor that needs to be systematically considered and that can be transformed during the intervention.

A dynamic factor contributing to ER stress is oxidative stress.

This is in addition to identifying mental health problems as well as static and dynamic factors that may affect future criminality.

Indeed, as the tumor is now perceived as a dynamic structure, new factors (stem cell fraction, presence of stromal elements, and immune infiltrate) might be useful to predict prognosis.

As the same as the calculation method of dynamic factor in ISO6336, only the deviations of driving gear are introduced into the LTCA model in this section.

These results strongly suggest that transvection, and trans-interactions in general, should be viewed as a dynamic interplay between three factors: local (intragenic), regional or distant (TFs and chromosomal pairing dynamics), and external (environmental conditions).

In most studies and current practice, the actions of vehicles are modelled as moving static loads with a dynamic increase factor, which are obtained mainly from field measurements.

In this study, we advance the classical multivariate trend analyses to control the periodic autocorrelation by expressing the time effect of the load factor as a dynamic (can be linear or nonlinear) function of the parameters [29].

In order to understand women's choices, one has to explore the processes she is going through, as well as map all the dynamic factors that interact and interrelate, and subsequently influence health seeking behaviour.

This study used Dynamic Factor Analysis (DFA) as an alternative tool to physically based models to explore the relationship between different hydrologic variables and the effect of proposed changes in surface water management on soil and bedrock water contents in south Florida.