factored

1. (mathematics, logic) Expressed in terms of factors (values that are multiplied together to form a whole)Examples: "A radical in final factored form is written last, proceeded by the other factors listed with numbers before letters (variables); and variables are usually listed in alphabetical order."; "An alternative representation (to sum-of-product form) of a logic function which is closer to the physical implementation of the logic is the factored form."; "It follows from this definition that in factored expressions, complements are permitted only for the literals."

2. (statistics) Having been subjected to, or resulting from a factor analysis.Examples: "To study the predictive efficiency of the M-Scales, the design was based on correlational analysis while the factored dimensions of the M-Scales were studied through factor analysis."; "Few of the studies cited in this chapter report the intercorrelations of the factored inventory."; "These authors have investigated current practices in the use of factor analysis and have found them lacking in six areas: ratio of variable to factors, average reliability of the factored variables, sample size, type of analysis, factor retention, and factor rotation."