Sentence examples for by large effect sizes from inspiring English sources

Resistance was overestimated in the scenario with no buffer relative to the buffer of real data (Figures 4 5) for sites in both the inner (d = 1.50) and outer (d = 0.90) cores, as indicated by large effect sizes (Table 2).

They concluded that knee replacement leads to improved function as shown by large effect sizes in studies but that larger benefits were perceived by physicians than experienced by patients.

A recent meta-analysis of studies using 16S rRNA gene sequencing of human fecal samples demonstrated that samples clustered by large effect size characteristics such as age, geography and western vs. non-western societies, irrespective of the choice of PCR primers, sequencing platform or DNA extraction techniques (Lozupone et al. 2013).

However, [C]AZD2184 had superior imaging properties in PET, as shown by larger effect sizes comparing binding potential values in cortical regions of AD patients and healthy controls.

We believe that the magnitude of the improvement, as indicated by the large effect sizes, combined with the complexity of skills being taught, cannot be a result solely of these factors.

The SNP effects confirmed by AIPL's large effect sizes and statistical significance in this study could be considered as consensus SNP effects in U.S. Holstein cattle given the large sample size in the USDA Holstein genomic evaluation.

These results imply that the age of onset of monogenic diabetes caused by rare mutations having large effect sizes is not substantially modified by common polygenic variants.

Six of them, Reading Recovery, Success for All, Sound Partners (1-1 tutoring by paraprofessionals), Lindamood (small group tutoring by teachers), Targeted Reading Intervention (1-1 tutoring by teachers), and Empower Reading (small group tutoring by teachers) all have large effect sizes from randomized experiments and have been proven in from two to 28 studies.

By comparison, our results indicate participants taking an OLP experienced a 29% improvement in fatigue severity (i.e., FSI) while fatigue-disruption on quality of life (i.e., MFSI-SF30) improved by 39%, with medium and large effect sizes, respectively (see Fig. 2).

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).