Sentence examples for factor naming from inspiring English sources

Tinklenberg et al [ 4] also examined two factors; first factor (naming, writing, immediate memory, reading a sentence and verbal comprehension), second factor (constructional praxis, delayed recall, temporal orientation, attention/concentration and spatial orientation) in sample 63 probable AD patients.

The orientation of the tool is another important factor, named tilt angle.

In this way, two factors, named, the number of generation and population diversity are considered as inputs and, one factor, named, the mutation factor as output of the fuzzy logic inference system.

Another factor (named as excessive harmful energy) is determined which also induces sloshing motion inside the chamber after the critical ratio value α is exceeded.

Analysis of RNA-Seq data generated from a bovine oocyte cDNA library identified a novel transcript, which encodes a KRAB-containing ZNF transcription factor (named ZNFO).

A new factor named "Governance and operational management" was created in the AMIEM.

Assume we have just one continuous contextual factor named c ranging from 0 to 1, and our goal is to approximate the following sinusoidal function: (23).

A calibration factor, named Simb, was determined from the image, knowing that all injected activity was visible in the SPECT FOV.

Tumor necrosis factor, named for its ability to make cancer cells die in the test tube, had fizzled in human tests because it was too toxic.

This factor, named gonadotropin-inhibitory hormone (GnIH), is synthesized in neurons of the paraventricular nucleus (PVN) in birds [9] [13].

A transcription factor named AtNAC2 in Arabidopsis is involved in salt stress response [ 75].