Sentence examples for means factor from inspiring English sources

Thus, results indicate invariant factor means, factor loadings, item intercepts, and item uniqueness (i.e., strict measurement invariance) across FACE and SELF conditions in older adulthood.

Yes, by all means factor in the benign setting of a consenting nudist-resort bakery and the reassuring porn-led trend, especially among nudists, for scrupulous pubic baldness, but frankly we all know the full range of what private parts are used for.

This means factors like eating arrangements – do you sit and eat communally, do you eat in isolation in your cell?

That means factoring in the potential for floating off onto social media or other distractions if you know you're susceptible.

(Sorry, Brooklyn!) Of course, picking a home also means factoring in layouts, style and neighborhood, and more specific qualities, like whether it has a garden.

The problem starts when professionals enter the field, and that means factors as early in the process as job posts can influence this trend.

And don't just consider a home's price owning real estate means factoring in insurance, closing costs, homeowner's fees, home maintenance, utility payments and other numbers that can quickly add up.

One half of the team is at work while the other is asleep, so solving an issue or collaborating on a problem means factoring in a time delay for that back and forth.

Including policies in the FRL (e.g., policies incentivizing forest bioenergy, which leads to increased wood demand) means factoring out the impact of such policies from the accounting.

This also means factoring behavioral insight into infrastructure-related policies and programs.

That means factoring climate change into our long-term development strategies.