The value of d=0.5 was arrived at by aggregating the reported effect sizes of other comparable psychological interventions targeted at improving psychological well-being in the cancer population.
For epidemiologic studies of chronic end points, such as childhood cancer and fetal outcomes, researchers have temporally and spatially aggregated the reported use as a broad indirect measure of many potential exposures (Bell et al. 2001; Reynolds et al. 2002).
By making the third parties aggregate the reports for us, it saved us that hassle and money.
The discrepancy between these studies might be due to the tendency of the isolated C1 domain to aggregate, and thus the reported GTPase C1 contacts might be nonspecific interactions.
A site which, like a far more mainstream Arts and Letters Daily, would use those skilled human editors to aggregate the best specialist reporting from around the web into one all-encompassing news source.
This was partly because we were interested in evaluating the risk of infection spreading from other herds within and outside of Scotland and partly because of the difficulties in determining which animals were subject to SICCT during the RHT from the aggregated results reported in the VETNET database.
In the aggregate, the report found, the effect of such errors, intentional or otherwise, on crime statistics was not negligible.
In the aggregate, the data reported here indicate that spatially discrete pMHC TCR ZAP70 complexes form according to molecular mass action laws with relatively predictable chemical kinetics and stoichiometry in living cells.
When similar outcomes for the same study were reported by more than one article, we included the results using a larger sample, given that this frequently aggregated the smaller samples reported elsewhere.
The top panel of Figure 5 illustrates how the global contact graph among individuals is built, at a given time, by aggregating the proximity information reported by single devices over a sliding window of Δt = 20 seconds.
