Sentence examples for but only the effect from inspiring English sources

However, it should be pointed out that the effect of input and output quantization can be eliminated fully for SOF case by requiring knowledge of all signs of the states, but only the effect of input quantization can be eliminated for OBOF case.

Stronger positive effects of these variables were seen for the verbal outcomes, but only the effect of paternal education was significant at the 5% level.

The potency of BHM-summer was also less than BHM-winter for most end points, but only the effect on protein reached statistical significance.

As all models considered will be stationary (and with uniform stationary distribution), we will not be evaluating compositional heterogeneity but only the effect of the variation of substitution rates among lineages [ 18].

Several analyses indicated minor negative associations of RT with cytokines (e.g. IL-2, S100B) but only the effect of medication showed that decreasing RTs related to increasing levels of IL-2 (ADHDmed: β -0.73, p = 0.003: figure 7).

An original aspect of our study is that we did not evaluate the different orientation in relation to different hole positions in the femoral notch, but only the effect of changing the orientation while maintaining the same insertion at "10 30 hours" position.

We found that the main effects and interaction effects of the three sex composition variables are all of opposite signs, but only the effects of having brothers are significant.

The population gap is important in affecting net migration in all cities but only the effects in cities 7 and 22 are positive and heterogeneous whereas in the other 16 cities the response to the gap is negative although quantitatively small.

The evidence yields negative point estimates (implying poverty reductions) for both types of living wage laws, but only the estimated effect of business assistance living wage laws is statistically significant (at the 10% level).

Differences between subgroups were significant (P=0.02), but only the greater effect for small frequent doses seems clinically plausible (fig 5).

The Loess curve suggested a point of curvature, which was tested for with quadratic and cubic models, but only the linear effect was significant.