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The phrase "as a fixed effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in statistical contexts, particularly in the analysis of variance or mixed models, to indicate that a variable is treated as a constant effect across all observations.
Example: "In our analysis, we included age as a fixed effect to control for its influence on the outcome variable."
Alternatives: "as a constant effect" or "as a non-random effect".
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Second, using the matched-sites data, we re-ran models with protection status, and then with management category group as a fixed effect.
Missing values were also fitted as a fixed effect.
The RIL line was entered as a fixed effect and replication as a random effect.
This condition holds by construction since I model the family innovation as a fixed effect.
We treated maternal size as a fixed effect.
Body size was fitted as a fixed effect.
Therefore in the mixed effects models the study factor is treated as a fixed effect.
The genotype of each SNP was treated as a fixed effect, one SNP at a time.
Infection status was modeled as a fixed effect, while block was modeled as a random effect.
We included "site" as a fixed effect in all models to control for possible site effects.
Nevertheless, the lines were fitted as a fixed effect in the model for association analyses based on pedigree information.
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