Sentence examples for measures loading from inspiring English sources

The ranking of factors 1, 3 and 7 in terms of their associations with ASD reflected the average rank of the individual measures loading highly on each factor.

Factor I (explaining 38.6% of the variance) represents size of most cranial traits, with all 15 measures loading positively except ear length, which loaded negatively.

In factor analyses only one factor was identified for each study year (Eigen value: 1950: 1972, 1972.49.49, 1999: 1.81) with all area measures loading onto the single factor.

All the verbal learning and memory subtests (ie, RAVLT) loaded most strongly on construct 1, while all the mood state measures (ie, DASS) loaded strongly on construct 2. The measures loading strongly on construct 3 were concerned with decision-making efficacy (ie, GP-D, GP-ND, SCIT-ET) and had a small factor loading from the SCIT-EH subtest.

Moreover, results of the factor analysis, which tested the separability of the WM measures, revealed only one component with an Eigen value greater than 1 (Eigen value = 3.51), with all measures loading highly on the one extracted factor (DSF =.68, DSB =.76, SSF =.77, SSB =.73, KSF =.81, KSB =.84).

As only two measures were used to construct PC1read then the measures loaded equally onto this component, and the loadings were high in all datasets (≥0.9).

Most individual measures loaded highly on their expected factor.

In all, 65 measures loaded on only one factor with 10 failing to reach this critical value on any of the 7 factors.

We calculated descriptive statistics for measured loading to the bodysuit sections (arms, legs, upper torso, lower torso), including mean and standard deviation.

In addition to cortical bone, we also measured loading induced changes in trabecular bone, a site more relevant to osteoporotic manifestation.

Stress strain data were estimated from the measured load-displacement curves using microCT measurements of the moment of inertia and maximum radius to the mediolateral axis.