For PIQ, the measured grey matter change accounted for (i) 20% of the variance in PIQ change and (ii) 13% of the variance in Time 2 PIQ (after factoring out Time 1 PIQ).
In step 2, across all 50 groups, measured grey matter change in the VIQ area accounted on average for (i) 33% of the variance in VIQ change and (ii) 34% of the variance in Time 2 VIQ (after factoring out Time 1 VIQ).
And this time, Mr. Kolko factored out the gay and lesbian population, using the assumption that the share of gay or lesbian singles in neighborhoods would be roughly equal to same-sex couples living in those neighborhoods.
The stop signal reaction time reflects differences in stop signal delay, at a success rate of 50%, once differences in go reaction time are factored out.
Indeed, once revamping charges and other one-time items were factored out, Kodak earned 88 cents a share; analysts had expected 57 cents a share.
However, these times can be factored out of the analysis by calculating the difference between the TOA measurements generated by different sensors (assuming the signal originates from the same target), giving measurements of the time difference of arrival (TDOA).
Climate was often factored out.
Factoring out one-time, noncash items, profit came to $1.32 a share, below the analysts' average estimate of $1.38, according to Thomson Reuters.
Factoring out a one-time charge related to a debt financing, Argosy's net income soared from $5.7 million, or 23 cents a share, in 1998 to $41.7 million, or $1.44 a share, in 1999.
Factoring out a one-time gain for the sale of a joint venture, the company's earnings climbed 23% to $280 million.
Asked, at a conference in New York, how he felt about turning 70 next month, he joked: "Bad", quickly adding he had approximately 175,000 hours left, after factoring out sleeping, family time and "other useless meetings".
