Rather, what you have to look at is whether that unique factor, or collection of factors, is present with a greater frequency in one group than other.
In particular, the most important question now would be whether the unique factor was that it was a vaccine against a swine flu rather than a human flu.
But when it comes to sleep, "there is a unique factor of race we're still trying to understand".
I'd call this is the "unique factor approach", and it's probably doomed to failure, it's highly unlikely that the Kenyans have something unique, that the rest of the world does not possess.
They are obviously going to analyse everything that has gone and try to understand whether it's a unique factor from here with the speed, the kerbs and all the rest of it or whether it's another issue.
For example, police commanders here attribute the spike in violence in large part to a unique factor: a flood of black-market opiates stolen from 27 pharmacies during looting in April, enough for 175,000 doses now illegally available for sale.
The specific or unique factor is denoted by ej.
However, this is not only the unique factor which affects the final result.
Will Stanford end up disrupting the very unique factor that distinguishes Stanford from any other university on the planet?
These results suggest that viscosity of fibre-enriched juices cannot be the unique factor influencing appetite responses.
The mean ± standard deviation of the Likert scale data for each unique factor and for the new generated categories among career interest groups were calculated.
