The phrase "a similar interaction effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing statistical analysis, research findings, or experimental results where you are comparing effects across different conditions or groups.
Example: "The study revealed a similar interaction effect between the two variables, suggesting that their combined influence is consistent across different populations."
Alternatives: "an analogous interaction effect" or "a comparable interaction effect".
A similar interaction effect was found for anxiety as well.
van den Berg et al. (2016) report a similar interaction effect for Germany.
A tendency for a similar interaction effect of nutrient addition and predation on chlorophyll-a was found by Vakkilainen et al. [45].
Because the declarative memory module is used to retrieve the old problem state on each step in a trial in the hard – hard condition, a similar interaction effect is predicted for the declarative memory module (Figure 4).
A similar interaction effect in the somatosensory cortex was found in this brain region, reflecting greater activation when adopting the first-person vs. third-person perspectives, and even more during an emotional vs neutral context [7].
A similar interaction effect was found for role functioning and social functioning (comprising questions on ability to participate in social activities and fulfil social roles) and appetite loss.
Our results were further supported by similar interaction effects on temporal lobe cortical thickness (whole-brain voxelwise analysis: family-wise error corrected P=0.013) and longitudinal changes in ADAS-cog score and left middle temporal thickness and amygdalar volume Pone-tailed=0.026 Pone-tailed=0.0263, respectively).
The estimated interaction effects between PBD and state unemployment rates on job finding by ineligible individuals raise the possibility of similar interaction effects for eligible individuals.
We see similar interaction effects of school enrollment and the societal index.
Similar interaction effects were observed for total (P = 0.024) and abdominal (P = 0.046) adipose mass.
A similar interaction, without treatment or verbalization effect, with an increase of unique errors in subjects on atypicals was also seen.
