Sentence examples for factor through which from inspiring English sources
He told the Observer that he wrote it years before the Kardashians, Spice Girls and others "with no talent" sought fame and money, but his predictions of "that dreadful phenomenon" of shows such as Big Brother, The Jerry Springer Show and The X Factor – through which people become famous for being famous – have now been realised.
Let α(0<α<1) be the compression factor through which a face is stored in terms of the GHMs.
Our findings identify YAP as a required signaling factor through which fibrous substrate topography influences cell behavior and highlights topography as a key design parameter for engineered biomaterials.
It's not optimal, but it's also not bad; there's also a stickiness factor through which each interaction made by a user increases the likelihood they'll come back and use it again.
where TU is the duration of a time unit in microseconds, N is the total number of devices and α is a factor through which different values of T L can be obtained as illustrated in Figure 8.
GZB is a factor through which CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells may mediate suppression in vitro [31].
But, problem attributes are not the only factors through which to assess the usefulness and boundary condition of an organizational structure.
More research is needed to further explore this issue and to identify the cognitive and educational factors through which gender inequality among young children in the Italian education system, as well as in other contexts, might operate.
This allows us to identify the two main factors through which networks impact on trust and trustworthiness: information accrued to subjects through social interaction (when this occurs first) and reputation (when it follows).
Identifying risk clusters of stress, anxiety and depression, taking into consideration social support and coping, two important factors through which leisure time physical activity may have stress-reducing effects, may lead to more effective exercise treatment strategies for stress.
However, the specific intermediate factors through which adversity exerts its effects on psychological health have not been well defined.
