Sentence examples for amalgamation effects from inspiring English sources

An example of counter-intuitive amalgamation effects – also known as Yule-Simpson's "paradox" – is presented and discussed, showing how to prevent such effects by proper design of experiments.

"It was really an amalgamation effect".

If anything, it's most frustrating because I want to see more of this stellar amalgamation of lighting effects, gore, textures and Japanese anime-like action sequences.

The amalgamation treatment gave the effects of reducing the overpotential and increasing the currents for the glucose oxidation.

It was therefore possible that our observations in spontaneously beating hearts were an amalgamation of these two effects.

The effect of this amalgamation of material is that parts of the book are dull for the specialist, and others are dull for the layperson.

That's probably an overstatement, considering that "Net Effect" is an amalgamation of products that were mostly already on the market.

Christy Lemire of the Associated Press called it a "joyless amalgamation of expository dialogue and special effects that aren't especially special".

He points out the pleasing effect created by an amalgamation of two beautiful objects, as for instance a lion and an eagle making a griffin, signifying strength and swiftness.

Some authors prefer to not give full credit to Simpson, since he did not discover this phenomenon and to call it Amalgamation Paradox or Yule-Simpson's Effect instead.

The potential environmental and health effects of mercury contamination from amalgamation processing should be further assessed in Zamfara, including environmental conversion of inorganic mercury to more toxic methylmercury; dermal mercury exposures during amalgamation; mercury vapor inhalation during amalgam smelting; and mercury uptake from contaminated food.