Sentence examples for two broad factors from inspiring English sources

But it is natural to wonder about the extent of the contributions of the two broad factors and about the nature of the interactions.

However, a previous factor analysis conducted using a preschool sample yielded two broad factors referred to as inhibition and working memory (Thorell & Nyberg, 2008).

The majority of previous studies typically investigated two broad factors: direct viral-mediated lung damage allowing increased bacterial colonization, or impairment of the antibacterial immune response.

They reported two broad factors emerging (depression and anxiety) but also reported that these factors were so highly correlated that they were essentially indistinguishable.

The label "Externalizing Vulnerability" emphasizes the link to externalizing psychopathology (Patrick, Hicks, Krueger, & Lang, 2005) – one of two broad factors underlying the most common mental disorders, in particular the one associated with conduct disorder, antisocial behavior, alcohol and drug abuse among others (Krueger, 1999).

But the researchers identified four broad factors that appeared to affect income mobility, including the size and dispersion of the local middle class.

The index is a careful analysis of the how free an economy is, and it measures 161 countries against ten broad factors of economic freedom.

A range of modelling scenarios were completed in which four broad factors were varied: (1) inter-patch variation in habitat quality; (2) the pattern of inter-patch dispersal; (3) the rate of inter-patch dispersal; and (4) the population sink effects of the Radiata Pine matrix that surrounded the eucalypt patches.

The report rated each country on four broad factors important to an aging population: supporting income security, fostering good health, employment and education, and the overall environment for older residents.. Norway was rated as the best country for older people to live in, bypassing Sweden, last year's top-rated country.

The policy analysis approach of Walt [ 37, 88] was also drawn upon so that the factors influencing each stage of the reform process were categorised and analysed according to four broad factors: context, actors, process and content.

A total of 153 items are psychometrically combined to derive 15 facet scores, which give rise to four broad factors (Emotionality, Sociability, Self-control and Well-being) and global trait EI.