Sentence examples for by a common factor from inspiring English sources

Zoller, B., Hillarp, A. & Dahlback, B. Activated protein C resistance caused by a common factor V mutation has a single origin.

However, for a bit-error rate being different from the design assumption for the reference codebook, all codevectors are scaled by a common factor, which depends on the channel condition.

And he dug his heels in deeper on those unpopular actions, explaining that the decisions to create new net neutrality rules and to block Comcast's merger with Time Warner Cable were driven by a common factor: the transition of cable TV firms into businesses that primarily supply high-speed Internet.

to by dividing by a common factor of 2. of the fraction by the same number.

The arrow lengths are scaled by a common factor so that the speed can be compared between the symmetric and antisymmetric waves.

The identified transmission effects between World and EU butter prices suggests that dairy prices are driven by a common factor, thus suggesting that hedging EU butter prices with those of more established US dairy derivatives markets should be explored.

By using a "common factor" theory of the relationship between the DSM and the generic QOL, we define the circumstances under which indirectly estimated generic QOL is more efficient than the direct one and when a pooled QOL estimate is more efficient than the DSM estimate.

First, we tested if the original six RtL items form one common factor in all countries by fitting a common factor model imposing only configural MI; i.e., we did not allow for any residual correlations among the six items by country.

These pollutants were positively correlated, underscored by their loading on a common factor, and had higher concentrations in winter than summer and inland compared to the coastal areas.

Simple calculus shows that the optimal vco is given, up to a common factor, by v co = P 1 ( 2 ) h 11 h 11 P r h 21 h 21. (112).

Interestingly, the formation of copper soaps (denoted by the shoulder C5) was a common factor for the attack of both fungi and bacteria to EO films, whereas the degradation of the proteinaceous fraction of the binder (denoted by peaks C3, C4) varied significantly from one species to another, being minimal in the case of Arthrobacter oxydans (compare Fig. 12a c with Fig. 13d).