Sentence examples for a much higher effect from inspiring English sources

The vertical scale of fluctuation has a much higher effect on the probabilistic result with respect to the tunnel convergence than the horizontal scale of fluctuation.

The Ea for the thermal processes (134 375 kJ/mol) were of a much higher magnitude than the thermosonication processes (22 52 kJ/mol), indicating a much higher effect of temperature on k for the thermal processes.

Our cross-country coefficient certainly implies a much higher effect than estimates from individual-level studies, where an extra year of schooling rarely increases wages by more than 10 or at most 15% (e.g. Ashenfelter and Krueger 1994; Card 1999).

As we were surprised by the absence of a much higher effect in virulence when septins were absent, we wondered whether the infective filament was affected.

For IBS-GS, it has also been shown that relationships with reference individuals have a much higher effect on accuracy of resulting genomic breeding value predictions than LD per se[ 4].

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Paradoxically, molecular traits, such as gene expression, methylation, protein or metabolite levels, typically have a lower heritability, but sometimes individual genetic variants show much higher effect sizes on these traits.

In more detail, it has been found that processing parameters together with flow activation energy have much higher effect on the film blowing stability and maximum achievable film thickness than the basic rheological characteristics of the polymer melt.

In our study the results for the association between SHS exposure and IHD indicated much higher effect sizes for women.

45 Secondly, where placebo effects are less apparent, in, for example, the prevention of depressive relapse, antidepressants show much higher effect sizes, usually greater than 0.5.

31 Sheard and McGuire also noted that the higher quality trials tended to produce much higher effect sizes than those of lower quality (0.63 vs 0.24).