Sentence examples for by only one factor from inspiring English sources
At the same time PCA has allowed the explaining of related parameters by only one factor (Boyacioglu and Boyacioglu 2006; Kannel et al. 2007; Kottı et al. 2005; Kowalkowski et al. 2006; Singh et al. 2004) and exposing the important factor responsible for seasonal changes in river water quality (Ouyang 2005; Ouyang et al. 2006).
Moreover, in my opinion, the establishment and persistence of the HIV reservoir hardly can be explained by only one factor.
The simple explanation is that each of these environments differed by only one factor from the minimal medium in which the populations have evolved.
We filter genomic regions bound by only one factor (∼16% of genomic regions; Supplementary Table 2, online only, available at www.exphem) because they are not informative in terms of combinatorial control mechanisms.
When this extreme value of 1994 is removed, the per annum growth rate of the period is actually negative (-68 percent) in period A. The stimulus to trade in period B cannot be explained by only one factor: the Marrakesh agreement, the 1994 CFA franc devaluation or Côte dIvoires previous efforts at autonomous liberalization.
This result validates the relevance of this set of genes identified in one group of Charolais young bulls to predict beef tenderness at least in two other groups which differ from the reference population by only one factor (animal gender or environmental conditions reflected by different years of slaughter).
The response is plotted by changing only one factor over its range while holding the other factors constant.
The rate response was drawn by changing only one factor over its range, while the other factors were held constant.
The percent of population with French only language was dropped as it loaded, by itself, onto only one factor.
Simon Green, the head of BT Sport, told the Guardian that picking out ratings on linear television on individual match nights and comparing them with last season was only one factor by which they measured success.
It is even possible, as demonstrated by SMA, that alterations in only one factor could cause multiple splicing abnormalities, but for the same reasons we might not be able to detect such.
