Sentence examples for deflate effect from inspiring English sources
Results for possible confounding factors which may deflate effect sizes are summarized in Table S4, Additional file 1.
Seven trials reported demographic data affirmative on the inclusion of LET patients with poor prognosis, which are likely to deflate effect sizes.
Exercise therapy has been found effective in LET [ 13] and other tendinopathies [ 17], and the use of exercise therapy as a co-intervention may also deflate effect sizes or erase positive effects of LLLT.
Patient selection of known responders only has been shown to inflate trial results with 38% [ 39], and consequently the inclusion of non-responders to treatments is likely to deflate effect sizes.
26 Misclassification of exposure in this study is likely to be non-differential, leading to a dilution of effects, whereas in the existing case-control studies there are biases that inflate or deflate effect estimates, which severely limits the interpretation of the findings.
Next up was Beenie Man, whose set was interrupted by yet another stampede, although this one didn't have the same deflating effect.
The substitution of Herrmann has a deflating effect — it creates a feeling of reënactment rather than of spontaneous action — and is insulting to both composers.
"I don't want to say 'smothered in the crib,' " Tom Hannon, the political director of CNN, said of the Coelho development's deflating effect just as the prosperity tour was getting started.
Starr is quite fond of journalists — especially, given his populist sympathies, showy circulation-builders like Hearst and Pulitzer, and small-time pamphleteers — but his book has an inescapably deflating effect on the journalistic ego.
This homer came in the sixth inning, not the ninth, but it had an equally deflating effect on the Yankees, turning a 3-2 lead into a 5-3 deficit, and on Burnett, whose strong start was ruined by one misplaced fastball, his night reduced to the box score essentials: six innings, five runs.
The illusion also works with descending scales, creating an oddly deflating effect: During our conversation, Meekings points me to Deutsch's website, which is a goldmine of other, mind-bending sounds that divide people.
