Sentence examples for both subject and effect from inspiring English sources

The umbrella term is "wonder," which applies as both subject and effect to "Wordplay: Matthias Buchinger's Drawings from the Collection of Ricky Jay," a historical show of prints, drawings, books, and manuscripts, involving words and letters, by numerous artists and artisans, at the Metropolitan Museum.

We used SPM2 for the statistical analysis in both single-subject and random effect analysis of the main experiments.

Random effects were defined as subject, and fixed effects were defined as segment type.

We applied a linear mixed model with random intercept (subject) and slope effects to analyze both permittivity and conductivity separately.

Finally, the interval between playback conditions was fixed at 60 seconds, as pilot tests indicated that this was the best time to maintain both subject interest and lack of novelty effect.

We tried, but kept getting subject effects, demand effects and the like, where people taking part in the experiment knew they were taking part in an experiment, so behaved differently.

Latent toxoplasmosis had a strong negative effect on RhD-negative subjects and no effect on RhD-positive subjects.

Factorial analysis was used to evaluate between subject effects and within subject effects.

The level of significance was set at P < 0.001 uncorrected for multiple comparisons for both single subjects and the main random effect group analysis (conjunction null analysis, Friston et al. 2005).

To account for repeated sampling, we fitted generalized estimating equation (GEE) models with test fish ID and dominant pair ID as subject effects and repeats per test fish and repeats per dominant pair as within-subject effects.

Stimulus type (un-primed chirp or birdsong) was entered as the test predictor, playback order was entered as the control predictor (both as fixed effects) and subject identity was entered as a random effect.