Sentence examples for detection of effects from inspiring English sources

Only one seedling survived the first drought period, with no detection of effects of either position with respect to adult individuals or seedling density.

The detection of effects more directly linked to brain activity than secondary hemodynamic metabolic changes would enable the study of brain function with improved specificity.

The high variability in their study of mechanical allodynia probably precluded detection of effects of the anti-CD11d treatment on this form of neuropathic pain.

This variability reduces sensitivity for detection of effects in clinical studies.

However, the sample size was large enough to guarantee 80% power for the detection of effects in the range suggested by the extant literature.

In the study by Clos et al. (2015), however, patients were exposed to lithium for an average of 55 months, possibly too brief to support detection of effects on kidney function (Davis et al. 2015; Bocchetta et al. 2016).

The technique identifies the upper limit threshold above which taxa cease to occur as well as a lower limit of detection of effect for negatively affected taxa.

To corroborate these findings, further studies in larger and comparably well-phenotyped cohorts are needed which allow the reliable detection of effect sizes smaller than d = 0.19.

Given this signifcance level, the discovery sample of 627 subjects had sufficient power for detection of effect sizes of at least 2.4% of the total variation.

This would allow detection of effect sizes of 0.3 or 0.35 with a power of 74% or 87%, respectively, assuming an ICC of 0.05 (VIF = 2.15) and using a Bonferroni correction for the two primary outcomes.

To avoid missing the detections of effects, we may select more candidate frames for testing with the cost of more computation.