We found that the items related to the second factor are those characterized by relatively lower loadings when a unique factor is obtained (third column of Table 5).
However, we know that, in chronic process of colonization adopted by H. pylori, the connection of a unique factor to the drive of the final pattern of this phenomenon could be too speculative.
In the limited sample, the correlation between IQ and the coincidence timing measures appeared to be mediated largely by a unique environmental factor, with only a small loading of SD on the genetic factor influencing IQ.
A large part of the IT variance (64%) was accounted for by a unique environmental factor.
The overall SS score and the subscale scores are obtained by first summing the values for symptoms in the specific subscale then multiplying by a unique weighting factor.
Nevertheless, they also suggest that LOAD it is not caused by a unique dominant biological factor (e.g. vascular or Aβ) but by the complex interplay among multiple relevant direct interactions.
In general, CYP450 family plays a significant role in metabolism and genetic variability in humans, as 70 80% of all drugs are metabolised via isoenzymes of families CYP1, 2 and 3, and expression of each CYP is influenced by a unique combination of factors including genetic polymorphisms.
These findings are consistent with the notion that pathogenesis of most S. aureus infections cannot be explained by the action of an unique virulence factor, but by several distinct factors acting in concert during the infective process [ 36].
The leukotoxin produced by A. actinomycetemcomitans is a unique virulence factor with the capacity to cause a rapid proinflammatory reaction [ 10].
The regional effect is affected by regionally unique factors that cannot be expressed by national and compositional effects.
