The importance of planning is emphasized in stage-based models of behaviour change [ 6], and is implicit in models that specify the factors leading to the formation of a behavioural intention, such as the Theory of Planned Behaviour [ 7].
In addition, we specify the factors involved in the formation of structured biofilm colonies.
However, considering the clinical consequences of under- respectively overestimating the impact of distinct perinatal conditions, prospective studies must be performed to clearly specify the factors that determine the speed of pediatric neuromotor development.
Below then, we specify the factors that will tip the balance of this trade-off in favor of gang-foraging mutants when there are benefits to being dominant at carcasses (n<icrit: Table 1 in Tables S1).
Using this directed graph, we then construct a list of factors to specify the factor graph.
Subjects with IBS had a 21% increased risk (95% CI: 2 42%) of developing adenoma after adjusting for specifying the factors instead of age, gender, BMI, CRC family history, alcohol drinking, education and hypertension.
The user specifies the factors and their numbers of levels, the factorial terms which are assumed to be non-zero, and the subset of those which are to be estimated.
Here, comparing three sets of strains forming differently structured colonies (fluffy, semi-fluffy and smooth), each derived from ancestors with distinct genetic backgrounds isolated from natural settings (BR-88, BR-99 and BR-103), we specified the factors essential for the formation of structured colonies, i.e. for the lifestyle most likely to be preferred in the wild.
In order to specify the basic factors of this components, has been used the factorial analysis method in type of Principal Components analyzing and statistics of Chi Square.
It should be noted that Jensen et al. [ 2] did not use factorial analysis to specify the eight factors of the CPCI, but used the item-total correlations.
In practice, the required tests were obtained by carrying out the regressions a number of times, specifying the three factors of interest in different orders.
