Sentence examples for both size and direction from inspiring English sources
In addition, the orientation of monomer in the double layer of the solution in an electropolymerization cell depends on both size and direction of the dipole moment vectors of both monomers and polymer chain [35].
Thus, there is a need to determine the minimally important difference in parent child ratings, according to both size and direction of discrepancies.
As both size and direction of the inter-generation differences were intensity dependent, the absolute difference would depend on time spent at the certain intensities, and the cut-points applied.
Earned duration management (EDM) is such a system that compares the actual project's schedule performance with the baseline and provides straightforward metrics, by which, after interpretation, both the size and direction of deviations in time can be measured.
The duration of G2 is the most critical parameter for both the size and direction of any correction factor.
Similarly, the combination of data in meta-analytical frameworks will have to accommodate conceivable differences in both effect size and direction of effect across strata.
The probability of being a current smoker among Norwegian women was similar to Norwegian men both regarding size and direction: smoking decreased with increasing education.
Observational studies of intended treatment effects are particularly prone to 'confounding by indication', and can produce misleading estimates on either, or both, the size and direction of treatment effects [ 7, 8].
The HRs derived from the pooled imputed data (shown in tables 2 and 3) are reassuringly very similar to those from the complete-cases model, both in size and direction, indicating that missing data has not significantly modified the inferences we report.
Their results indicated that both the size and the direction of the association differed markedly across the countries.
Both groups showed systematic changes in compensation magnitude as a function of perturbation size and direction: larger perturbation size or upward direction elicited greater compensation magnitude.
