Similarly, related and future studies should, wherever possible, make allowance for the monitoring and evaluation of changes in service utilization consequent to adaptation implementation- though as described above, this may be difficult to achieve in the presence of multiple competing factors effecting service uptake.
Along the flow pathway, the H-O isotopic variations were primarily caused by the evaporation effect but chemical variations of shallow groundwater were affected by multiple factors, e.g., evaporation effect, dilution effect of occasional heavy-precipitation and dissolution of aquifer evaporites.
SPP depends on multiple factors, including residual effect from experimental treatment and effect from crossover or other subsequent therapies, posing unique challenges into the translation of PFS benefit into OS.
Genetic structuring in the population appears to arise from the joint effects of multiple factors, including small effective subpopulation sizes, a fragmented lacustrine habitat, and behavioural dispersal limitation.
However, the complexity of teaching and learning can make it difficult to isolate and study multiple factors and their effects.
Multiple factors, including period effects, may have influenced the changes in CDAD rates seen in our study.
In addition, in vivo studies may be impacted by multiple factors including partial volume effects, flow effect, and magnetization transfer and/or chemical exchange that may benefit from multi-exponential relaxation models instead of the simple mono-exponential models used here44, 45.
The need to allow for other factors in carrying out association tests is particularly pressing in the presence of epistasis which is "supra-multiplicative," in the sense that the joint effect of multiple factors exceeds the product of their effects when acting alone.
Our method to investigate the effect of multiple factors on BitTorrent cache effectiveness is to simulate how a cache would perform if submitted to different workloads derived from real traces of user behavior.
Factorial design (FD) is a method that monitors the interactions of multiple factors which accommodate the effect of both main and interaction effects (Cheong and Gupta (2005)).
