The phrase "array effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or programming, where it refers to the impact or influence of an array structure on outcomes or results.
Example: "The array effect can significantly alter the performance of the algorithm when processing large datasets."
Alternatives: "array influence" or "array impact".
This study aims to investigate the fiber array effect on modal damping behaviors of fiber composites.
After applying our proposed filter in the axial measurement of the parametric loudspeaker, a clear frequency dependence from parametric array effect is detected, which exhibits a good match with the well-known theory described by the Gaussian-beam expansion technique.
Initial exploratory analyses indicated that the raw data is influenced by a variety of technical artifacts, principally RNA quality (samples below RIN 6.5 cluster quite distinctly from those above RIN 6.5), and in the Red Cross study an array effect that significantly differentiated 5 of the arrays from the other 4 (each array was hybridized with 12 samples).
We fit an analysis of variance model to each probe fitting expression as a function of RNA quality with four approximately equal-sized categorical levels in the mother-newborn study (RIN<5.3; 5.3
Again, two ANOVA models were used: the ratio model which included the array effect α k (j ), and the intensity model without array effect.
The array effect consumes almost half of the degrees of freedom.
It also showed that neither RNA quality (RIN score) nor array effects contribute to the variation in the transformed data, and the body mass index overall was a very minor component of the variation in either study.
This greatly reduces the possible confounding effects of inter-array variability and local array effects.
21 Data were normalized for dye and array effects before statistical analysis as previously described.
We first verified that there are intensity-dependent array effects and effect due to the two batches.
Taken together, these results suggest that batch and intensity-dependent array effects contribute to the variation of probe level measurements.
