Sentence examples for defining an effect of from inspiring English sources

Several approaches exist to defining an effect of relevance quantitatively.

As a note, in our hand primary leukemia cells do not engraft readily in animals and were not usable for defining an effect of MegaFasL (data not shown).

Cohen defined an effect size of 0.20 as small, one of 0.50 as moderate, and of 0.80 or greater as large (Cohen 1978).

Cohen defined an effect size of 0.20 as small, one of 0.50 as moderate, and one of 0.80 or greater as large [ 25].

Cohen defined an effect size of 0.20 as small, 0.50 as moderate, and 0.80 or greater as large [ 26].

General guidelines define an effect size of 0.2 as small, 0.5 as moderate, and 0.8 as large [ 40].

Eso20 was presumed to give overall satisfaction in 80% of patients, and non-inferiority was defined as an effect of PRA that was at most 10% inferior to Eso20.

In this analysis, an enormous 34% of transcripts were altered by forced desynchrony, and included transcripts for genes related to chromatin modification, ribosomal function, transcription and translation; hence defining a clear effect of mistimed sleep (and associated rhythmic functions) on the control of these critical molecular processes.

Thus, if it is difficult to derive a zero effect level for xenoestrogens in the E-Screen, would not a solution to this dilemma present itself by defining a proliferative effect of biological significance that should be avoided to protect the exposed organism?

Collectively, these results define an antagonistic effect of Wnt signalling on SG assembly, and reveal a novel role for Wnt/Dvl pathway in the modulation of mRNA functions.

It was important to select only factors for the study that had significant effects on forest profitability, defined as having an effect of at least 0.1%.