| The relative impact of these characteristics was explored in discriminant analyses. |
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| We thus obtained measures of environmental and mammal community characteristics, independent of the discriminant analyses of macrohabitats. |
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| In order to assess significant characteristics of young people with different drug use patterns, discriminant analyses were also applied. |
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| Despite these high correlations, the analysis of discriminant validity shows that these are in fact three distinct constructs. |
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| Hensel was interested in the exact power of a prime which divides the discriminant of an algebraic number field. |
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| Laplace, in 1795, tried to prove the FTA using a completely different approach using the discriminant of a polynomial. |
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| The canonical discriminant function procedure was used for evaluating the overall discriminant regression equation. |
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| Of 97 students who did not meet state benchmark standards, the discriminant function accurately predicted 88 cases. |
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| The second discriminant function differentiated the HU group from the other two groups. |
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| Table 4 shows the results of the discriminant analysis based on geographical regions. |
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| These lineages were characterized by means of a discriminant function separating the putative ancestral sample from the youngest sample of one of the species. |
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| Then he recorded the magnetic fluctuations of their brains. He analysed the results using a technique called discriminant function analysis. |
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| This system of discriminant information for buildings is based on the one used by the MELS for its annual school building network energy balance. |
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| The standardized canonical discriminant function coefficients show the relative association between the discriminating variables and the discriminant functions. |
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| Controls non static expressions in index or discriminant constraints, or in instantiations. |
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| The discriminant function was deemed significant at the 0.01 level. |
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| Tape recording responses during playback surveys with follow-up sonographic analysis using a discriminant model would improve the accuracy of such surveys. |
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| The nature of each rotated discriminant function was assessed using its significant correlations with the discriminating variables. |
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| But other scientists are not as sanguine about this use of high frequencies as a discriminant, at least not yet. |
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| Primates are a homogeneous group morphologically, and it is only in the realm of behaviour that differences between primate taxa are clearly discriminant. |
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| Also, the use of difference scores in calculating SERVQUAL contributes to problems with the reliability, discriminant validity, convergent validity and predictive validity of the measurement. |
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| Identifying the statistically discriminant information on these buildings helps to carry out the pre-selection with greater precision and would improve the quality of the candidates identified. |
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| Through the use of factor analysis and discriminant analysis, a large amount of data on many different offences can be summarized into more easily recognizable generalized patterns of crime. |
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| In addition, cities are grouped by another statistical technique of discriminant analysis to examine whether crime patterns differ between geographical regions and between city size classes. |
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| Overall, the measures exhibited strong psychometric properties in terms of convergent and discriminant validity. |
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| Multinominal logistic regression is more robust than discriminant analysis which assumes multivariate normality of the independent variables. |
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| The discriminant function is evolved from a sample of cases with known group membership. |
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| The model, therefore, was assessed for evaluating the psychometric properties of the measurement model in terms of reliability, convergent validity, and discriminant validity. |
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| As the results appearing in Tables 2 and 3 suggest, a test of the discriminant function for high and low MV firms produced an overall Wilks' Lambda statistic of. |
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| And, discriminant analysis shares all the usual assumptions of correlation, requiring linear and homoscedastic relationships, and untruncated interval or near interval data. |
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| In another research study Tensor Graph-based Linear Discriminant Analysis is proposed as better alternative to Graph-based Fisher Analysis. |
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| Discriminant analysis has been employed to classify independent variables into mutually-exclusive groups. |
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| Discriminant function facilitates the possibility to measure the effect of one variable keeping other variables constant. |
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