Sentence examples for direction of effects from from inspiring English sources
Given that this study was cross-sectional, we cannot infer the direction of effects from our linear regression model results.
The expected direction of effect from a change in aminoglycoside or cephalosporin prescribing was usually a reduction in GNRB.
There was a change in direction of effect for those admitted from SOC after adjusting for other covariates.
Through intensive simulations, we demonstrate that the family-based smoothed FPCA (SFPCA) has the correct type I error rates and much more power to detect association of (1) common variants, (2) rare variants, (3) both common and rare variants, and (4) variants with opposite directions of effect from other population-based or family-based association analysis methods.
Due to the cross-sectional nature of the data, we are unable to determine whether the direction of effects goes from low standard of living to increased alcohol use or vice versa.
Regarding the other direction of effect, that from coparenting to parental anxiety, it has been suggested to consider coparenting from a developmental point of view (McHale et al. 2004b).
Accounts that interpreted the relation as spurious or that posited that delinquency-related factors lead to low IQ scores received no support; findings were most consistent with the hypothesis that the direction of effect runs from low IQ to delinquency.
Among the 12 significant SNPs, only one – rs7008482 – shows a direction of effect opposite from that which was previously reported.
The slopes relating gene expression to SA/V from the discovery and the replication sets are compared in Figure 3 which shows that the slopes and direction of effect obtained from both discovery and replication sets are consistent, with an overall correlation of 0.6.
As expected from the direction of effects observed in the singlepoint results (Table 2) and consistent with prior published results (Vernes et al. 2008), the TTAA multimarker allele was associated with higher scores on the measure of early language, whereas the CGGG and CGAG alleles were associated with reduced scores.
