Sentence examples for by the factor analyses from inspiring English sources

Thus, the analysis of association (confirmed by the factor analyses), yielded two overall indices comprising five and six items, respectively.

It was therefore decided to keep in conceptually sound items at this stage of the instrument development, even though they may have been suggested by the factor analyses to be removed.

In the JEM, items measuring the dimensions of job demands (5 items), job control (7 items), and social support at work (4 items) were identified by the factor analyses of all the items included in the survey [ 26].

The question whether the scales identified by the factor analyses are indeed risk factors for the development of CANS in computer workers needs to be addressed in well designed prospective cohort studies.

Whether the scales identified by the factor analyses in this study are indeed risk factors for the development of CANS in computer workers, will be the topic of research of a prospective cohort study conducted by our group.

Whether the scales identified by the factor analyses in this study are indeed risk factors for the development of CANS in computer workers, will be the topic of research of a prospective study conducted by our group.

All 41 items were reviewed, with more attention given to those items with a prevalence of <10% and which were also suggested by one of the factor analyses to be removed (Table  10).

34 The composite scale for social capital was defined as the sum scores of each item with the corresponding weights guided by loadings obtained from the factor analyses.

In addition, we note that the factor analyses by Robinson (1999) tended to separate IQ scores from fluid ability subtests, by using age-adjusted IQ scores in a sample in which fluid ability was strongly negatively correlated with age, and by using an IQ score based on all ability subtests except one fluid ability subtest.

Based on the factor analyses described by Cruz et al. (1994) and Rodgers and Johnson (1995), anxiolytic-like effects were loaded on the behavioral measures of time spent in the open arm (expressed as percentage of total test time), the number of open arm entries (expressed as percentage of total arm entries), the number of stretch-attend postures, and the number of open arm head dips.

The investment decision is governed by a cost-benefit analysis, which is influenced by the factors analysed in the model described.