Sentence examples for by the total effect from inspiring English sources
By dividing the indirect effect by the total effect, a 14.9% of the association between 25(OH D and HbA1c could be attributable to CRP (i.e., a mediated effect).
To evaluate the importance of the mediation it can be informative to calculate the proportion of the effect owing to mediation as the indirect effect divided by the total effect as a×b/c.
At the cellular level, deformation anisotropy can be interpreted as cell rearrangement that is caused by the total effect of space- and direction-dependent cellular behaviors, such as oriented cell division and region-specific adhesion differences.
Notes: Degree of mediation attributed to each satisfaction variable was calculated as the indirect effect for that variable divided by the total effect for physical or mental health status.
PLSR can estimate the individual effects of the three variables by partitioning the total effect according to the covariance structures amongst them and the outcome.
From the analysis made on electrolytic parameters, such as transport number of Li+ ion, it was concluded that conductivity and Li cycling efficiency increases were caused by the total effects of lower chemical reactivity of THF to Li and smaller practical Li+ ion radius based on Li+ THF complex formation.
The influential style he developed there was based on the juxtaposition of flat areas of colours enclosed by black contours, the total effect suggesting cloisonné enamel (a technique in which metal strips differentiate the colour areas of the design, thereby creating an outline effect)—hence the name Cloisonnisme used to describe this style.
But they had all faded out of my mental picture of him, and when they were all replaced by his actual presence the total effect was quite astonishingly different from the image I had carried about with me for those ten years.
The proportion mediated on a log odds scale can be calculated by taking the log of the mediated effect odds ratio divided by the log of the total effect odds ratio.
The novel was reprinted with an introduction by Ted Hughes, who wrote that "the total effect is convincing, alarming and memorable".
The seventh category of ambiguity in his book occurs when the two meanings of a word "are the two opposite meanings defined by the context, so that the total effect is to show a fundamental division in the writer's mind".
