"indicating factor" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that provides evidence or points to a particular conclusion or result. Example: The stock market's performance is often seen as an indicating factor for the overall state of the economy.
A uniform dynamic model with a model indicating factor and several lumped parameters is developed for both mechanisms.
Factor H was also found to associate to non-sulfated alginate microbeads in lower amounts, indicating factor H binding as an inherent property of alginate.
And if the recent franchise news about the company is an indicating factor, either Dunkin Donuts will need to change how it conducts business, or that number may never improve.
Based on the BIC, comparisons with model 1 suggested a better fit for freely estimated age parameters in adolescents only, indicating factor mean changes across age in that age group.
In fact, the dynamic changes of p62 levels could be more rapid and significant, which suggested that p62 could be functionally involved or at least could be used as a indicating factor of HAMLET-induced cell death.
Diagnostic assessment design, by using the ECgD, stresses the coherent and elaborately validated specification of several indicating factors for providing valid informative feedback information.
During field visits, evaluators looked at key indicating factors such as language ability, confidence, self-esteem, style of play, interaction with other children and interaction with adults.
Bidirectional arrows indicate correlation coefficients while directional arrows indicate factor loading values for each item on their respective factor.
These coefficients indicate factor congruence if figures are.9 or higher [ 25].
The results from a two factor model indicate factor loadings ranging from.63 to.92 for the care factor and from 0.45 to 1.04 for the overprotection factor.
The flags are used to indicate factors such as poverty, or a school that performs very poorly at GCSE.
