Sentence examples for boundary for the effect from inspiring English sources

This estimate represents an upper boundary for the effect of these common variants, as most people (the majority in the center of the distribution) are expected to have a smaller individual genotype effect size.

Similarly, the CI boundaries for the effect of prone ventilation in ALI/ARDS studies do not exclude a reduction by 18% in the mortality in such patients.

Furthermore, our data provide only a lower boundary for the actual effect of geographical origin on the pheromone composition, since all the animals were reared under identical conditions in the laboratory.

It should be noted that since the lateral temperature boundary conditions do not account for the effect of advective/convective heat transport (see the "Boundary conditions" section), this inevitably introduces a local inconsistency in the temperature distribution near the boundaries where advection/convection is relevant (see Fig. 8).

The present paper developed a new boundary element formulation that account for the effect of pre-stressing cables in flat slabs.

A new algorithm for the vorticity boundary condition on the surface of an immersed rigid body is developed that accounts for the effect of boundary vorticity values both on the total vorticity contained within tetrahedra attached to boundary points and on vorticity diffusion from the surface during the time step.

The SSI analysis (using direct approach) has also been performed for the effect of boundary types (viscous, elementary) of substructure.

Furthermore, the strain-hardening equation can be supplemented to account for the effect of boundary-migration-induced softening (BMIS).

33 and 34 are the relative permeability of oil and water accounting for the effect of the boundary layer.

Ovulation rate is an important determinant of female reproductive performance, as it sets the upper boundary for LS, if the effects of monozygotic twinning are ignored.

The convective heat transfer is set as the floor boundary condition to account for the effects of air.