It is important to stress that the statistical significance seen in the comparisons we report are driven by large sample sizes, not large effect sizes.
However, we should stress that the statistical significance seen in the comparisons are driven by large sample sizes, not large effect sizes and as in the ISC study, the proportion of variance currently explained is negligible (<1% of the variance).
Significant, although not large, effects of body weight (Fs > 4.9, p ≤ 0.027) appeared on ZM-T, ZM-E and FREEZ variables (but not on NACT variables nor on SHAV-ITC).
However choice of hydrological model has an equal, if not larger effect on the quality of the simulation.
Significant associations between PNCs and respiratory outcomes reported by previous studies were for ultrafine particles (< 0.1 μm in diameter), whereas the smallest particles measured in the present study were 0.25 μm in diameter; therefore, it may be that ultrafine particles, but not larger particles, are responsible for respiratory effects.
The results were consistent with the operation of mere acceptance effects, but not effects large enough to fully explain the appearance of bias on the IAT.
Therefore, our results primarily suggest that the association between history of physical trauma and current loneliness is not a large effect.
There is a potential problem in that these compounds can bind to serum proteins, but this may not have large effects at low concentrations [34] and we included serum (bovine serum albumin) in our chemotaxis experiments to mimic this effect.
The comparison of Models 4 and 5, which included the same traits, was slightly in favor of Model 4 in four out of the five subsets of data, suggesting that assuming no genetic variance in runt growth might be desirable, but this did not have large effects on the predictive ability of the model.
As this was one of the least positive potentials at which we measured open state inactivation, we conclude that at more depolarized voltages the mutant does not exert large effects on the rate of inactivation, but this may not be true at more negative voltages.
