Sentence examples for direction of the factor from inspiring English sources
The direction of the factor score of Social norm was reversed so that all factor scores of the ASE-constructs indicated a higher score on the meaning of the ASE-construct.
To reduce the dependency of the score from the data, we simplified the score by including only food groups with high factor loadings ≥ 0.2 and then summing the standardized food group intake while retaining the direction of the factor loading (9).
The direction of the transcription factor and its dependent gene represents the causal relationship of two nodes in the network structure.
Following Solow, some prominent Chinese economists advocate structural reform in the direction of liberalizing the "factor markets "such as labor and land to free them from any regulation and subject them only to the unfettered law of supply and demand.
The direction of all the factors are such that the expected relation with sickness absence is positive; for instance, we expect that lenient attitudes towards self-caused sick leave cohere with more sick leave.
Second, the application direction of the second factor, the nonagricultural occupation rate, is contrary to the expectation.
It was assumed that a reduced number of factors (one to three) would be the main driving forces of each pathway, and that the direction of the remaining factors would develop around that course in a systemically consistent way.
When looking at inpatient and outpatient costs separately, the extent and direction of the influencing factors remained similar.
Upon scratching the HUVEC cells monolayer, activated motile endothelial cells move randomly in direction of the angiogenic factors across a horizontal surface.
Similar to what was shown in Wissel et al, mRNA levels could in these cases be accurately predicted by the weather parameters, and the relative importance, and direction, of the different factors could be estimated.
Another difficulty is related to the insidious evolution of many chronic pathologies related to ageing which interfere with the direction of the causality between factors and disease.
