Examples of EFA in a sentence

For the EFA, the KMO value of the variables used in the study was .80, indicating that the data from the results were sufficiently robust to allow EFA.
One factor that is common to all countries in under- development, but the good news is the increasingawareness since the 1990s that education is the catalyst to sustainable development, hence the many educational conferences both within and outside the continent in the 1990s, which have generated some educational policies like Universal Basic Education (UBE), Education for All (EFA), Millennium Development Goals (MDG) (Obanya, 2002) and ‘Imbewu’ in South Africa.
EFA was conducted at the design stage for PCDP III, PASIDP II, LLRP and RUFIP III.
Stapleton, “Basic Concepts in Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) as a Tool To Evaluate Score Validity: A Right-Brained Approach.” p.
For the single project for which a reliable EFA is provided at completion, the analysis confirms project worthiness.

More Definitions of EFA

EFA means Education for All pursuant to the Borrower’s process for the provision and availability of basic education for all citizens;

EFA means the equity transfer framework agreement in relation to (i) the transfer of the Sale Equity and (ii) the entry into of the LFA dated 13 September 2016 and entered into among the Parties;

EFA means the Recipient’s sub-sector program in basic education approved by the Honduran Congress and published by the SE in September 2002.

EFA means Epilepsy Foundation of America.

EFA means Education Funding Agency and any successor; “Debt” means the amount equal to 100% of the Land Value; “DfE” means Department for Education and any successor;