"clustering factor" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used in computer science and data analysis to refer to the measure of how well data is organized or clustered in a database or dataset. Example: The high clustering factor in this dataset indicates that the data is well-clustered and can be easily analyzed for patterns.
Nevertheless, it is likely that grazing was practiced for either all or none of the heifers in the herd, so that some of the eventual variation due to this practice will have been addressed by including the herd clustering factor in the analyses.
Dependence of the clustering factor on temperature, voltage, device area, dielectric microstructure and resistance state has also been examined.
"A better distribution pattern has larger influential region and greater clustering factor, which can equip the leaders with the capability of influencing more followers in a given period and strengthening the persuasion power on the followers as well," says the team.
In order to identify sample site clustering, factor scores obtained from PCA are used and PC1 vs. PC2 and PC1 vs. PC3 plots are generated (Figs. 7 and 8).
The postsynaptic face of NMJs is rich in nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (AChRs) and other specific proteins, such as the AChR clustering factor rapsyn [3] [5].
To account for this, we estimated our multilevel models with community district as a level 2 clustering factor.
Unless otherwise indicated, confidence intervals were calculated via a hierarchical bootstrap, with embryo ID and cell label as clustering factors [ 53, 54].
Table 3 presents results from multivariate logistic regression analysis of predictors of risk factors clustering (≥3 risk factors) among the different sites.
From a statistical point of view, it seems highly challenging to introduce the classes (schools) as a cluster factor in the mixture models, as they are usually only small samples within the classes (schools).
With an assumed cluster factor of 3, 528 subjects will be needed for these analyses.
It should be noted that the MTF sample is not representative of states and state is not a cluster factor in the sample design.
