The phrase "attributes at different" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "attributes at different levels" or "attributes at different stages," depending on the context.
Example: "The study examines how attributes at different levels of analysis affect the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "characteristics at various" or "features across different".
Examples of system ergonomics models having different combinations of attributes at different levels are provided.
An individual can be not merely identified but also re-identified; because it lasts through time, it may possess incompatible attributes at different periods of its history.
To address this problem, this paper proposes a visual analytical approach, called HybridVis, creating an interactive layout to reveal clusters of obvious characteristics on one or more attributes at different scales.
However, there is a serious lack of sophisticated models that have power to detect genetic variants responsible for the combined effects of size and development on allometric attributes at different organizational levels.
Several possible jobs combinations of different attributes at different levels are presented to each respondent and they then choose which of the jobs they prefer.
In a DCE, respondents are asked to choose between different options, each of which is described by a series of attributes at different levels [ 6- 8].
Contrary to the two previous cases, respondents repeatedly choose between alternatives defined by full outcome profiles that include all the attributes set at different levels in a sequence of choice sets.
In such table, objects may take different values under the same attribute measured at different scales.
Some web-applications require dynamic adjustment of consistency requirements of data attributes or objects at different levels, as opposed to constant predefined level of consistency for the data attributes or objects in the database.
For instance, it has been argued that static and dynamic MAEs can be attributed to adaptation at different cortical sites due to differences in perception regarding for example optimal adaptation speed [79] or bandwidth tuning of adaptation motion [80].
However, the propensity score matching approach demonstrated that children who only differ in levels of positive attributes at baseline showed different levels of psychiatric symptoms at follow-up.
