The driving force of nucleation and growth is solution supersaturation which consequently effects the evolution of crystal size.
Thus, control groups might be contaminated with other care services and consequently, effect sizes could be reduced.
Such sequence polymorphism found in KRTAP gene members may influence its expression, protein structure, and/or post-translation modifications and consequently effect wool/hair fibre structure and wool/hair quality traits [ 92, 23, 93].
In studies with self-reported outcomes (e.g., diarrhea symptoms), there is evidence from the literature that exposure status can influence symptom recall and consequently effect measures (Colford et al. 2009; Hunter 2009; Schmidt and Cairncross 2009).
First of all, although the overall response rate of this questionnaire was more than reasonable (74%), the actual response of the subgroup of cardiologists was only 32% (36 out of 110 expected questionnaires), making the sample of cardiologists rather small with consequently effect for the power of this study.
Cetuximab alone had no effect; consequently, the effect from the combination of both drugs was assumed to be an effect of oxaliplatin alone.
As an example, if the substance effect increases and consequently the effect rate rises by 0.000001 (= 0.0001 %), the experimental group must contain at least 1/0.000001 = 1,000,000 objects to make the expected increase in response (by only one object) visible.
This earlier flowering allele therefore certainly had an adverse effect on fitness (and consequently an effect on yield).
Preclinical research into radionuclide therapy has only recently shifted gear when specific animal dose models were introduced and evaluation of dosimetry and dose-effect models are increasingly being performed and consequently dose-effect relations are now being investigated [ 1– 4].
Current smoking cessation therapies offer limited success, show high rates of relapse, and have potentially dangerous side effects, consequently emphasizing the need for alternative therapies.
