multifactor analysis
multiple analysis

Multifactor analysis tool with easy and convenient GUI for experiment planning (in physics, chemistry, biology etc.)

A 2011 law review article identified 43 states that use a multifactor analysis in 23 various incarnations; consolidating them together results in a list of 42 different factors used by U.S. courts to determine whether a duty of care exists.

Interested in the etiology of the phenomenon, Dr. Mobius subjected the material he gathered (close to twelve hundred cases) to a multifactor analysis on eighteen parameters and to his satisfaction discovered that in 78 percent of the incidents, the syndrome arose in people who had made long-distance space flights on the Phantom-17-Penguin Spaceship.

When more than one definition has to be made about an element in the assessment, multiple analyses can be run using different sets of definitions.

Keyframe displays only show postures and not motion, while feature graphs often rely on multiple analysis steps.

Performing multiple analyses simultaneously, described as multiplexing, allows a significant reduction in processing time and the amount of patient sample required.

Multiple analyses demonstrated the presence of three allotropes of nanodiamond: n-diamond, i-carbon, and hexagonal nanodiamond (lonsdaleite).

But what it really provides you is an integrated simulation environment...You work across multiple analysis domains with a single core model - not different models for every load case.

MPSS datasets are additive in nature, which means that datasets from multiple analyses with the same starting mRNA sample can be combined.

It includes a summary and multiple analyses of the various rules identified in the Vinaya Pitaka's first two books, the Suttavibhanga and the Khandhaka, primarily for didactic purposes.

Desktop Engineering magazine, in its review of ESI Group's Virtual Performance Solution, which includes this software, said: "You work across multiple analysis domains with a single core model-not different models for every load case.

This incremental approach meant choosing from small number of policy approaches that can only have a small number consequences and are firmly bounded by reality, constantly adjusting the objectives of the planning process and using multiple analyses and evaluations.

Previous names for the panel of tests have been Chem 12, Chemistry panel, Chemistry screen, SMA 12, SMA 20 and SMAC (Sequential Multiple Analysis - Computer).

He said National Health Labs had conducted a marketing campaign that suggested the lab was performing the cholesterol and ferritin tests as part of a basic blood series test, called sequential multiple analysis computer, or SMAC, which is the single most common laboratory test ordered by physicians.

Until better estimates of the impact of storage time on each of these analytes are available, however, it will be difficult to draw conclusions about whether error due to multiple analysis batches or error due to storage time has the more detrimental effect on temporal reliability.

Dhanish Semar, more commonly known by his online alias DiffTheEnder is a part-time professional writer for ReignOfGaming.net and is credited with having a fanbase of over 100,000 League of Legends players for his multiple analyses of various aspects of the game.

Federal officials said Metpath and Metwest had structured their order forms in such a way that suggested they were performing the iron, cholesterol and glucose tests as part of a basic blood series, called sequential multiple analysis computer, or SMAC, one of the most popular laboratory tests ordered by doctors.