Sentence examples for an assumed effect from inspiring English sources

For example, for a pre-post study design, within-subject standard deviation obtained from a test-retest experiment may be used for sample size calculation given an assumed effect size (mean difference between pre- and post- periods) as shown in [28].

For an assumed effect size of 0.5%, the estimated power was 95.5%.

The variability from study 2 was used to further refine the estimate of within-subject variability for study 3, SD = 15, with an assumed effect size of 15%% which gave a sample size of 12.

Given these parameters and an assumed effect size (β1), power for the design with 100 clusters per arm and 10 children per cluster is estimated using a similar procedure as for the continuous outcome example above.

With n = 6, alpha-level of 0.05 and an assumed effect size d >1, we expected a power level of 95% for the pairwise t-test with matched pairs.

The effects of a presumed surrounding large scale field which radiates with the spectral properties of soot at an assumed effective temperature are also included.

The assumed difference of 200 MET-minutes is an ambitious goal and a balance between assumed effect of intervention, time to follow-up, and assumed number of patients.

Using random effects acknowledges that the trials may be estimating different quantities, which is likely given their clinical heterogeneity, whereas a fixed-effect analysis estimates an assumed common effect across all the trials.

The rate of revenue increase slows down as the tax rate goes up, because of an assumed dampening effect of high taxes on the vigor of private enterprise; thus the flattening of the curve to form the top of the bell.

Comatose post-cardiac arrest patients are treated on the intensive care unit (ICU) with mild therapeutic hypothermia (33°), nowadays referred to as target temperature management (TTM) for an assumed neuroprotective effect.

The improvement in urea clearance has been correlated with an assumed favourable effect on dialyser fibre permeability mediated by the intradialyser anticoagulant properties of citrate [ 1, 3, 8].