Sentence examples for contributors to the effect from inspiring English sources

Only the number of discrepancies (P<0.001) and sequence generation (P=0.03) remained significant contributors to the effect size (adjusted R=0.38, P<0.001).

Here we review our recent studies that address the evidence that membrane partitioning and intracellular accumulation are non-specific contributors to the effects of anesthetic steroids at GABAA receptors.

"The audio is a massive contributor to the effect of 3-D," said Greg Foster, a senior executive vice president for Imax Corporation.

The dietary route of exposure to PAHs was not a significant contributor to the effect of airborne PAHs, which remained significant after including dietary PAH in the model.

The pooled estimate had a substantial heterogeneity (I=78%) and one of the main contributor to the effect size and heterogeneity was study by Obatolu et al [ 29].

Implementation experts indicate that if guidelines are developed by the clinicians who are to use them this will be a positive contributor to the effect of guidelines.

There was an increase in the percentage of patients with a recorded spirometry measurement (p 0.000), which was the sole contributor to the effect on the mean process score (p 0.01).

Whilst the underlying mechanisms are likely to be multifactorial, production of the short-chain fatty-acid butyrate fro butyratye is frequently cited as a major potential contributor to the effect.

We specified a priori that compliance was likely to be an important contributor to the effect of group cognitive behavioural therapy, and designed a trial that was sufficiently pragmatic to allow estimation of these effects in a generalizable sample and range of settings [ 2].

Other studies have suggested that residual insulin production is not a significant contributor to the effects of GLP-1 receptor agonists.

Thus, differences in therapeutic efficacy from the various studies included here are unlikely to alter the fundamental conclusions and that therapy is a minor contributor to the effects measured in terms of patient survival.