The phrase "a considerable effect size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in statistical or research contexts to describe the magnitude of a relationship or difference observed in data.
Example: "The study revealed a considerable effect size, indicating a strong relationship between the variables."
Alternatives: "a significant effect size" or "a substantial effect size".
Our strongest single-marker association was for a marker in the promoter region, wherein the C allele at rs2878771 was associated with a 0.55% per year attenuation (i.e., protection) in loss of FEV1 % predicted in continuous smokers, a considerable effect size.
The sun exposure index remained a significant and a considerable (effect size: β = 0.31) independent variable even after controlling for covariates.
From a methodological point of view, identification of a type 2 diabetes-susceptibility variant with such a considerable effect size has several important ramifications.
Due to the low allele frequency (mAF 0.05), hence limited statistical power, this SNP only achieved a type 2 diabetes association at p = 0.002 despite a considerable effect size (OR 1.36).
The PGWBI showed a considerable effect size over a three month treatment period, suggesting it may be a responsive instrument for studies associated with stress and burnout, and so measure the impact of interventions upon well-being and quality of life.
24 In our study, associations between sports club participation and injury risk also showed considerable effect size estimates, but not at statistically significant levels.
The leisure time context of PA was targeted more intensively by almost all the organizations in the present study and may be related to the significant differences in PA levels during leisure time activities (small but considerable effect sizes for a whole-community project) of citizens.
However, the small samples sizes may have precluded the identification of genetic risk factors of considerable effect sizes.
Outcome parameters across multiple cognitive domains significantly discriminated among MCI and healthy elderly with considerable effect sizes (Table 2).
Mindstreams outcome parameters across multiple cognitive domains significantly discriminated among MCI and healthy elderly with considerable effect sizes (p < 0.05).
Nevertheless, due to the considerable effect sizes in this study, statistically significant differences between diet and control were obtained.
