Sentence examples for direction factor from inspiring English sources

A mixed model analysis on the slopes and the intercepts of the best fitting lines (three fixed factors: Stimulus, Task, and Direction) proved the difference between the tasks (slopes: F 1,13) = 238.56, p<0.01; intercepts: F 1,13) = 182.39, p<0.01), whereas the Direction factor did not significantly affect the subjects' performance.

Additional data from a variety of sources in particular Continental Airlines pilot Tom Bohan, who was flying four minutes behind Flight 305 indicated that the wind direction factored into drop zone calculations had been wrong, possibly by as much as 80 degrees.

Together, 20β HSD, LHR, and, to a lesser extent, PMR-α had the greatest influence on variation in the positive direction along factor 2, whereas ex vivo and plasma E2 concentrations had the greatest negative influence on that factor.

The challenge is made even more difficult, for firefighters and residents alike, by unpredictable changes in wind direction, a factor that has led officials fighting the current outbreak to err on the side of caution by warning large numbers to evacuate, or prepare to.

Eigen values, relative magnitude and direction of factor loadings, were examined to explain variance and communality.

Based on PCA, FSHR expression, along with that of CYP19A, had the greatest influence on variation in the positive direction along factor 1 (as indicated by relative distance from the origin along the x-axis).

Interestingly, from the direction of factor loadings it appears that service users who had access to peer and out of hours support and had crisis systems in place were more likely to experience waits for services and to be able to avoid services.

Murray made the following statement: "Summarising, it may be said that the gross form of those kinds of elements which have been mentioned (mainly parts of the limb skeleton) is developed by self-differentiation, that is, under the direction of factors intrinsic in each developing element.

A dual-echo turbo spin echo (TSE), a pulsed-gradient SE EPI (with diffusion gradients applied in 35 non-collinear directions; b factor = 900 mm2/s and a single b0 image), and a 3D high-resolution T1-weighted fast field echo (FFE) sequence were also obtained, as previously described [37].

ANOVAs were performed on the error rates, again with Set Size, Moving Item, and Movement Direction as factors.

The magnitude and direction of factors associated with attitudes towards IPVAW varies widely across the countries, thus suggesting the significance of capitalizing on need-adapted interventions tailored to fit conditions in each country.