Sentence examples for between two effects from inspiring English sources
The mechanism behind these effects was the competition between two effects (transmission blocking and attenuation enhancement) provided by the multi-layer structure.
In the same vein, Jansen (2010) argued that incentives to strategically disclose information depend on the trade-off between two effects: business stealing and free riding that come from information asymmetries.
Understanding the genotype environment interactions requires a distinction between two effects of the environment on plants of a given genotype: the achievement of growth throughout their whole life and the prior determination of their growth potentials.
This phenomenon is contrary to normal expectations, and is a consequence of the competition between two effects: the increase of intrinsic kinetics with temperature, and the decrease of adsorption strength and the concentration of active intermediates with temperature.
This leads to a trade-off between two effects: (i) Multipath increases the signal diversity and thus creates peaks in the CCF that better represent the true distance, but (ii) multipath also generates "wrong" (additional) peaks from propagation paths that do not directly travel through the receivers, which in turn reduce the accuracy of distance estimation.
To properly analyze present results and harmonize them with literature data, it is necessary to differentiate between two effects and mechanisms.
Especially with mixtures composed of a very large number of components, this proposition forces clear distinctions between zero effects and small, albeit statistically insignificant effects: Consider the hypothetical case of 100 chemicals, all present at zero effect levels.
"That balance between the two effects is not known," he said.
Finding a trade-off between the two effects is therefore necessary.
Thus, the difference between these two effects (0.61€ vs. 0.34€) can be attributed to projection bias.
Thus, the optimal trade-off between these two effects needs to be identified.
