leverage

leverage
= influence; leverage point
French\ \ point levier
German\ \ Hebelpunkt; Angelpunkt
Dutch\ \ invloed
Italian\ \ leveraggio; influenza; punti di leva
Spanish\ \ palancada; influencia; punto de la palancada
Catalan\ \ influència; punt d'influència
Portuguese\ \ ponto de alavanca; ponto de influência; ponto alavanca (bra); ponto de influência (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ hävstångseffekt
Greek\ \ δύναμη; επιρροή; σημείο δύναμης
Finnish\ \ vipuvaikutus; poikkeavan havainnon vaikutuksen painoarvo regressioanalyysissä
Hungarian\ \ emelõhatás
Turkish\ \ manivela gücü; etki; manivela noktası
Estonian\ \ mõjukus; mõju; mõjukad punktid
Lithuanian\ \ poveikis; įtaka; poveikio taškai; poveikio indeksas
Slovenian\ \ točka vzvoda
Polish\ \ wpływ; działanie; siła dźwigni
Russian\ \ левераж; оказывать воздействие
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ vægi athugunar
Euskara\ \ eragina
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ داده‌هاي نافذ; اهرمي
Arabic\ \ التأثير ، نقطة التأثير
Afrikaans\ \ hefboomeffek; invloed
Chinese\ \ 影 响
Korean\ \ 지렛대, 지레; 영향(력); 지렛대점(지레점)

Statistical terms. 2014.

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Synonyms:
(obtained by the lever)


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