Sentence examples for that particular factor from inspiring English sources

He and Justice O'Connor did not make clear how essential that particular factor was to their analysis, or whether they would have joined the majority opinion in the absence of a potential public safety threat.

A relatively flat line shows insensitivity to change in that particular factor.

This latter item could also be related to the increasing market share of Android and its predominately ad-supported app ecosystem, although Flurry doesn't mention that particular factor in the report.

In fact, the increased importance of intangible capital in the firms has created for the banks the problem of collecting information on that particular factor of production and its quantification.

It looks to me like you don't need to bother with that particular factor because they all appear to be of a single origin, I should say, a continental origin might be the way to phrase that," he said.

A second component/dimension was not retained as Cronbach's alpha = −0.044 (eigenvalue = 0.962, % of variance = 8.74) suggested inadequate internal consistency for that particular factor.

However, human islets co-cultured with BM had no detectable levels of angiopn-2, suggesting that BM inhibited this particular factor in co-culture.

However, if it was known that a particular factor had a higher importance, a suitable weight could be easily incorporated [24].

Nevertheless, we can easily imagine criminologists deciding that one particular factor, such as a demographic shift in the population (i.e., fewer young men), is the explanation for the late-20th century decline in violent crime in the United States, and ruling out the other hypotheses.

We noted instances in which studies indicated in the text that a particular factor was associated with a risk of revision and whether the association reached statistical significance, even if no quantitative metric was provided.

Defining statements are those with z-scores greater than +1 (factor agreed with these statements) or less than -1 (factor disagreed with these statements), and distinguishing statements are those that a particular factor agreed or disagreed statistically more strongly than other factors [ 26].