Sentence examples for factor instrument from inspiring English sources

Corrections applied to the raw gravity data included: instrument height, instrument scale factor, instrument drift, earth tides, latitude (1984 ellipsoid), and elevation to produce the Free Air (Heiskanen and Moritz 1967), Simple Bouguer, and Complete Bouguer Anomalies.

However, in our initial CFA (the six factor instrument), the PPD items loaded somewhat lower than in the EFA, although they were still statistically significant (p < 0.001).

Further investigation is required to determine the clinical efficacy of using the Chinese MDAS as a two factor instrument to assess anticipatory and treatment dental anxiety, and to test for suitable clinical cut offs for clinic populations.

To describe the unique and overlapping content of the newly developed Environmental Factors Item Banks EFIBB) and 7 legacy environmental factor instruments, and to evaluate the EFIB's construct validity by examining associations with legacy instruments.

A further factor, "instruments produced by the students", which was originally included in the "materials and instruments" section, was thus found to be described by four variables and added, although it had an eigenvalue that was slightly <1.

The original English version was developed as a one-factor instrument [ 6].

This finding questions the usefulness of the different factors and suggests that the THI should be rather considered as a one-factor instrument, in line with earlier investigations which questioned the factor structure of the THI [ 17].

The team climate inventory is a well-publicised, psychometrically robust, five-factor instrument applicable for group-level analysis of team vision, participant safety, support for innovation, task orientation and interaction frequency [ 39].

This issue can be settled by future research in this area to determine the magnitude of any worthwhile clinical gains in scoring the HADS as a three-factor instrument.

This implies the original six-factor instrument may be too broad in it's specification, and this is reflected by the lack of fit of the six-factor model (raw χ = 3442.63, df = 579, p < 0.001; χ/ df = 5.946; GFI = 0.839; RSMEA = 0.067).

In contrast, apart from findings from several studies that showed the HADS is a two-factor instrument [ 10], it has been suggested that inter-correlation between the anxiety and the depression subscales is not surprising since this is mainly due to a real coincidence of anxious and depressed symptoms and only to a lesser extent to inadequacies of the instrument [ 1].