Sentences with phrase «by many factors»

But climate models would have to underestimate the scale of variability by a factor of at least 3 to account for the observed warming in figure 3.

Achievement levels are a poor indicator of school quality, as they are heavily influenced by factors outside of a school's control.

We trust that you understand the delay is caused by factors outside of our control.

Your car insurance rate is largely determined by factors such as the type of car you drive, your age and your driving record.

As a result, fast reactors have fuel requirements reduced by a factor of nearly 100.

It's defined as a lack of desire or fantasies for sexual activity that isn't caused by factors like medication, mental disorders or relationship stress.

However, high - yield (junk) bond funds and international bond funds can be affected by factors other than interest rates.

It is important when looking at canned foods to remember that the fat percentage is also multiplied by a factor of 4.

Currently, the cost of this is as high as 5 % of a manufacturer's turnover driven by factors such as increasing labour costs.

The Facts: He was off by a factor of 1,000.

Practical reason is bound by factors in the world, looking for efficient methods to grasp them.

Last year, sales grew by a factor of three.

Home value can be affected by factors beyond your control, but you can still manage the ongoing costs of homeownership.

The deficit is largely driven by factors outside the current government's control.

This figure is too high by a factor of about 60,000.

For the same scenario of future greenhouse gas increases, climate models differ by a factor of two in terms of their predicted warming in both regions.

At the same time, it is difficult to imagine even the most effective climate communications efforts boosting public tolerance for higher energy costs by a factor of five or ten.

His hobby stock's price rose by a factor of six.

He's running further experiments to make sure the results can't be explained by factors such as the smell of hot coffee or whether some like it hot and some like it cold.

Reverse mortgage proceeds are determined by factors including borrower ages, property value and current interest rates.

The new instrument improves data acquisition rates by a factor of between 1000 and 100,000, making it possible to study such phenomena in far less time and in much greater detail.

For example, magnetic forces drop as the inverse cube of distance — go twice as far away and the strength of the force drops by a factor of eight.

Average detection rate was improved by a factor of almost 20 times at the end of the second phase.

Combining images from the various telescopes, an international team found that the asteroid varies in brightness by a factor of about 10 every 7.3 hours, matching its spin about its axis.

Typical hydrogen storage materials are limited by factors like water sensitivity, risk of explosion, difficulty of control of hydrogen - generation.

Maintenance energy requirements are then multiplied by a factor which takes into account the age and the physiological condition of the animal.

Which card is better will change from person to person and will be impacted by factors like spending and budget.

At one point the amount of material landing on the star changed by a factor of five over the course of a few days.

Moreover, 70 % of the variation in student achievement is accounted for by factors outside of the control of schools.

The estimates vary all over the place, often by a factor of two or more.

As a result, in some areas, the amount of sand that is transported in practice can differ from the predicted values by a factor of two.

The fact that my personal site's traffic is underestimated by a factor of 2 to 5 should offer some hint at the opportunity lies in these keywords.

Single - copy genomic sequences were amplified by a factor of more than 10 million with very high specificity, and DNA segments up to 2000 base pairs were readily amplified.

So within a month or so, the levels of iodine entering the sea will have fallen by a factor of 16.

Older evidence suggests that classroom observations can be influenced by factors unrelated to performance, such as age and race.

They confirm what we already know: homebirth increases the risk of neonatal death by a factor of 3 or more.

«An adverse employment action motivated by these factors clearly imposes upon a woman a burden that male employees need not — indeed, could not — suffer,» the opinion states.

The information proves — yet again — that standardized test scores are driven primarily by factors far beyond the control of the classroom teacher.

What that rate is, and whether it is reasonable, is controlled by the factors listed above.