Sentence examples for common factor across from inspiring English sources

The link between the alliance and outcome is well established and is often seen as a common factor across therapeutic disciplines [ 37, 38].

For example it might be best to assess and treat a disease spectrum or the common factor across the diagnoses such as "inflammation" or "stress".

Fourth, given that the patient and their caregiver(s) are the most common factor across transitions of care, further exploration around addressing patients' and the role of caregivers' in improving care transitions is recommended.

The FA animal mixed model was: Y hij = μ + η h + β h AG E h + FER T hi + A C j + A S hj + e hij, where A C j is the random genetic effect of the latent common factor across environments for animal j and A S hj is the random genetic effect specific to environment h for animal j.

This convergent evidence is important, because it suggests that the common factor across the different study populations, androgen exposure, is responsible for the behavioral outcomes, rather than the other consequences of the individual situations (e.g., corticosteroid abnormality, ambiguous external genitalia) that are not shared across populations.

A grouping of common factors across modalities is the basis of our proposed emotion representation.

A recent review of endemic sexual violence and abuse identified a breakdown in usual social and behavioural controls and in surveillance and guardianship as some common factors across otherwise disparate case examples (Rayment-McHugh et al. 2015).

The growing proportion of the elderly, the increase in the incidence and duration of chronic diseases, the continuing development of health technologies, and the increase in health expectation of society, are common factors across all countries.

We have also been able to synthesise common factors across more than one process, using a published and widely used model of the factors that affect clinical practice.

This model is suitable when the experiment does not have multiple farms per environment, and to study latent common factors across environments.

This suggests that both etiological investigations and intervention studies may benefit by broadening the scope beyond single DSM categories to focus on common factors across disorders.