Sentence examples for contents effects from inspiring English sources

The first component reflected particle-size distribution (i.e. sand, silt, and clay contents) effects and accounted for 43% of the variability.

At higher EPS content, binding effects balanced water content effects.

Cognition, 57, 31 95) have proposed that relevance theory can explain performance on the selection task – including all content effects – without invoking inference systems that are content-specialized.

In addition to Han et al. (1986) model which focuses only on the influence of clay content and porosity on sonic velocity, Krief et al. (1990) model takes also into account the fluid content effects.

Thus, further research on tier and content effects on item difficulty may require tests with more items for each dimension to be analyzed if the responses are intended to be scored for grading or achievement purposes.

A global sensitivity analysis (GSA) using radiative transfer models is used to understand and quantify vegetation water content effects on the signal measured at three levels: leaf, canopy, and atmosphere.

Therefore explanations invoking GC content effects in particular, and base-composition effects in general, cannot account for important primary-structural features of mammalian and avian coding regions.

Since the total free binding energy of a 3'UTR was compared with its dinucleotide shuffled counterparts, the results obtained did not need to be normalized or corrected for length or G+C content effects.

We wish to note that this does not necessarily contradict other studies that report strong GC-content effects.

Consistent with previous discussion, normalization for GC-content effects can be done in a single-array manner.

As in our previous study, we did not find any significant GC-content effects remaining after applying CRMA v2, and correcting for it did not improve the performance.