Because of its sensitivity to decreasing fat or muscle stores, low MUAC may have acted as a measure of near-term inadequate nutritional intake, conveying effects of acute undernutrition on susceptibility to P. falciparum.
Cohen's d analogue conveyed effect magnitude.
(They also almost coincided with Hollywood's embrace of wide-screen formats, driven by its fear of competition from television; by going big, the painters stymied a similar threat from technological advances in color reproduction, which looked good on the page but were helpless to convey effects of scale. Newman remarked that the history of modern art is "a struggle against the catalogue").
By contrast, we conclude for the cardiometabolic traits that weight cycling does not convey effects that are independent of baseline weight or 2-year weight change.
I had nine minutes to try in a "CBS News Sunday Morning" segment and the result fell so far short at conveying the effect, they wound up posting it online instead of airing it on TV.
If any music can come close to conveying the effect of a sigh, or courage in the face of tragedy, or hope, or abiding love, it is this.
The marimba also had a starring role in Frank Lewin's "Light Footfall," conveying special effects like the owl hooting in Yeats's poem "The Cap and Bells".
The genetic variation uncovered consists of common alleles, i.e. single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) conveying small effects (odds ratios below 1.1) on disease risk.
Stress theorists have hypothesized that unconstructive repetitive thinking, which encompasses a range of related concepts such as worry and rumination, plays an important role in conveying the effects of stress on somatic and mental health [ 26, 27].
Saying that he is seven feet three doesn't really convey the effect.
