Sentence examples for an effect of minor from inspiring English sources
Our study found an effect of minor surgery on the number of referrals in two out of three diagnosis groups, and showed that effects on referrals were diagnosis specific.
The fall in emergency attendances, however, was predominantly an effect of the minor emergencies (priority 3 patients).
A sample size of 2064 cases and 2662 controls would have detect a OR of 0.8 for a protective effect of minor allele (effect size found in CKD-GWAS) with a power of 80% and alpha error of 5% (http://www.openepi.com).
Thus the current model does not take into account a positive effect of minor vision improvements (e.g. in non-responders) which might underestimate the efficacy of AVDs.
This is known as post-concussion syndrome, a side effect of minor head injuries.
A subsequent analysis also revealed a top ranking SNP, rs6112470, in intron 4 of SLC24A3 gene and associated to both ΔSBP120 (p = 4.28E-05; effect size = 4.75±1.15 mmHg) and PNat120 (p = 6.39E-04; effect size = 0.015±0.004 µEq/mmHg/min) under additive genetic model, with a salt-sensitive effect of minor C allele (Table 2).
In a study on the effect of minor allele frequency thresholds on estimates of LD in Populus nigra the decay of LD estimated with r increased by a distance of ~400 bp when increasing the threshold from 0.05 to 0.1 (Marroni et al. 2011).
these effects of the PPARγ agonist on MMP-9 may represent a direct effect rather than a consequence of minor improvement in glucose control.
The association of each SNP with the risk of being a 'weight gainer' (case-noncase analysis) was examined using a logistic regression assuming an additive effect of the minor allele.
First, the association between each SNP and BMI at baseline was tested using linear regression, assuming an additive effect of the minor allele.
The association between each SNP and annual weight change (g/year) (random subcohort analysis) was tested using linear regression and assuming an additive effect of the minor allele.
