Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we assessed neural activity in a social interaction simulation task implementing the factors 'type of relationship' (peers vs. familiar celebrities) and 'emotional valence' (positive (liked), negative (disliked), and neutral (neither liked nor disliked)).
The second component of the joint effect pertains to implementing the factors in the action model.
Program implementation: Chen's framework suggests that the intervention effect is a joint effect of implementing the intervention and implementing the factors in the action model.
Study objective: In the late 1960s, the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms implemented the "factoring criteria," a set of minimum size and safety standards required for any handgun imported into the United States.
In the first phase of data analysis, exploratory factor analysis was performed, implementing the FACTOR 9.2 program [ 46] to determine the dimensional structure of the scale.
To implement the weighting factor, the absorbed dose resulting from incidence of a particular radiation is multiplied by a factor assigned to that type of radiation, giving the equivalent dose.
Because selection took place within years (non-overlapping generations), we did not implement the correction factor of Equation (30) here either, since it did not affect results.
For these reasons, we propose to implement the delay-dependent factor based on a sigmoid function [30] instead of the exponential or logarithmic functions.
Although the sigmoid utility function is applied with respect to the bandwidth resource in [30], we apply it with respect to the packet delay to implement the delay-dependent factor.
The results of this trial will shed light on how best to implement the lifestyle risk factor management in routine practice.
The rationale for implementing the rotating factors comes from Thurstone [ 48] and Cattell [ 49] who defended its use because this procedure simplifies the factor structure and therefore makes its interpretation easier and more reliable.
