Sentence examples for conventional effects from inspiring English sources

However, the data indicate that TiO2 can affect soil organisms beyond conventional effects such as increased mortality and reduced reproduction.

In the formalization of Lifschitz 1987, for instance, actions with some unsatisfied preconditions are only distinguished from actions whose preconditions all succeed in that the conventional effects of the action will only be ensured when the preconditions are met.

Numerous recent studies have pointed out that in case of extreme effects (such as fire or seismic effects) the reliability level of structures is lower than in case of conventional effects.

However, in order to ensure that the episode felt "camera-real" to preserve the theme of magic and illusions, many of the more intense effects were replaced with more conventional effects.

This cell line-specific effect of STAMP is not unique and is also seen for the conventional effects of STAMP on glucocorticoid receptor-regulated gene transactivation.

It can't be easily slipped into a movie, and it requires more equipment than any other conventional effect.

It is also possible to explore several scenarios using conventional effect sizes: small (ES = 0.2), medium (ES = 0.5) and high (ES = 0.8).

To detect small differences in diabetes incidence (Cohen's conventional effect size of 0.1), with a power of 0.8, 393 individuals were needed in each arm.

To detect small differences in diabetes incidence (Cohen's conventional effect size of 0.1 [ 25]), with a power of 0.8, 393 individuals were needed in each arm.

For hip abductor muscle strength we carried out a conventional fixed effects analysis using standardised effect sizes.

Comparisons are presented with conventional seismic effects too.