Sentence examples for more consistent factor from inspiring English sources

It would be interesting to see whether a factor analysis with a larger sample size would result in a better model with more consistent factor loadings.

We found lymphopenia to be a more consistent factor, with 100% of patients having a lymphocyte count of <1.0 × 10/L, 64% of those being <0.5 × 10/L.

The most consistent risk factor for any type of abnormality is older age, which is even a more consistent risk factor than duration of diabetes or history of CVD.

Among these significant factors, cognitive impairment, disabilities in activities of daily living (ADL) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), and dementia diagnosis are identified as relatively more consistent risk factors [ 9, 10, 19- 23].

This was also more consistent with the factor structures obtained in previous studies [ 12, 13].

Interestingly, for Whites expectation of "pain relief" was the more salient and consistent factor, whereas African-Americans traded between "side-effects" and "pain relief" suggesting unique concerns underlying analgesic taking behavior and possibly disparate clinical management of pain and side-effects between the two groups.

For the Southampton databases, on the other hand, the data-variability is more consistent, as the confounding factor of PVE is inherently eliminated at source.

Other theoretical advantages of the mechanical CPR include elimination of the rescuer fatigue factor, more consistent and reliable chest compression, and elimination of the need to stop CPR during rescuer changes and patient transfers.

They are more consistent with the Specific Factors (Ricardo-Viner) trade model19.

Clinical studies should use more consistent definitions of these factors to facilitate data pooling by future meta-analyses.

A more consistent group of risk factors (age, illness severity, ICU length of stay and prior health) were identified in studies of post-ICU quality of life [ 3].