The phrase "a sloping effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual or physical characteristic that inclines or tilts in a particular direction, often in design or art contexts.
Example: "The artist achieved a unique perspective by incorporating a sloping effect in the landscape painting."
Alternatives: "an inclined effect" or "a gradient effect".
A slope effect alone was observed from the CCT intervention: the monthly average increased following the introduction of CCT by 21.66 cases per 100,000 catchment population per month (95% CI: 9.23 to 34.08), significant at the 1% level.
In this article, a numerical model is built by using the software FEFLOW with consideration of seawater intrusion, tide effects, density dependent flow and beach sloping effects.
Basically, interrupted time-series analysis allows accounting for two effects of the intervention: a level-effect or a slope-effect.
Desirable traits were a flat forehead, often created by tying a wooden board to the infants head to give the backward sloping effect.
Brian J. Buchanan, the managing editor at the First Amendment Center, said limiting freedom of speech could have a slippery slope effect -- essentially unraveling a constitutional right afforded to Americans under the First Amendment.
When ΔGFR is small, with a substantial portion of patients having no detectable eGFR decline, a time-to-event analysis has greater statistical power to detect a treatment effect than a slope-based effect (11).
This lack of a clear slope effect is not unique.
Differences in land cover in the different slope categories contributed to this result, although there was an overall slope effect on the fire proneness of all land cover types.
In general, the largest SNP effects (in units of the standard deviation, σ) were observed for milk yield, with 11 (4) SNPs showing an intercept (slope) effect larger than 0.3σ.
The facilities implementing the CCT progamme, however, demonstrate a statistically significant slope effect following the supply intervention, with an increase of 4.87 deliveries per 100,000 catchment population per month (95% CI: 1.50 to 8.23).
