Sentence examples for a distribution effect from inspiring English sources

This can result in a "distribution effect" that leads to additional sales.Some companies have profited from re-allocating their spending across different media, adds Mr Shaw.

Nevertheless, also the capacity tariff causes a distribution effect.

Adjusting the grid tariff sets off a reinforcing feedback loop that increases the attractiveness of solar investments, but also leads to a distribution effect between solar prosumers and conventional consumers.

For example, a study of income distribution effect in the case of Hurricane Katrina (Shaughnessy et al. 2010) identifies several theoretical models for modeling income distribution before and after the disaster.

Fixed effect assumes there is one true effect of each treatment and that variation around this is attributed to chance whilst random effects assume a distribution of effects and that variance between studies is attributed to heterogeneity.

If variation in the effects found in the different studies is (relatively) large they could be considered as sampled from a distribution of effects, i.e., the true treatment effect that is estimated in the different studies is not a single value, but rather a distribution of effects.

We used random effects models in all meta-analyses to provide a summary effect size that represents the mean of a distribution of effects from the included studies.

Because of variability either in the stimulus or in auditory processes, repeated presentations of stimulus j are assumed to give rise to a distribution of effects along the decision axis having some mean, μ, and standard deviation, σ.

A proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) stack model which incorporates flow distribution effects and a reduced dimensional unit cell model is presented.

It is demonstrated that residence-time distribution effects play a significant role on the establishment of polymer architecture properties such as molecular-weight and average copolymer composition distributions.

The theoretical results include an imaginary part of energy η = 13 cm−1, in order to take into account the thermal and size distribution effects, and a weight function proportional to exp(−|ω − ωR|/8).