This extension is obtained by applying techniques of dynamic scaling and homogeneity in the bi-limit.
Factor analysis and reliability analysis were used to form scale variables and homogeneity analysis was used to form dimension variables.
To capture variations in the implementation of key CRM elements at service level we used a rating scale showing diffusion and homogeneity: "true for all services", "true for certain services", "planned for all services", "planned for some services" and "not true for any service" Q23-Q288).
Despite the existence of previous work on the identification of chemical entities from text, and of its agreed relevance, further developments have been hindered in part due to the limited number, scale, and lack of homogeneity of resources for training and evaluating systems for this task.
Additionally, the favourable conditions for B. cereus ss growth most likely occur at microspatial and microtemporal scales, which explain the stability and homogeneity of our larger scale in situ observations.
As a result, separate analyses of global and specific items provide scales with greater cohesion and homogeneity than when such a process is not followed.
The item-scale correlation coefficient was calculated to determine scale homogeneity and showed that the coefficients were all above 0.40: item-total scale correlation coefficients ranged from 0.56 to 0.81 and item-subscale correlation coefficients ranged from 0.54 to 1.00 (Table 2).
Scale reliability was then performed using Cronbach's alpha to see if individual items from both the ZDS and FAS are consistent for each scale, and to look at homogeneity.
The Cronbach's α for overall AS-C was 0.908 indicating high internal consistency and homogeneity of the scale, with 0.913 and 0.808 for the 'psychosocial' and 'function' subscale, respectively.
