Sentence examples for direction of that effect from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to answer the question whether green spaces and generally greenery in the living environment of pregnant women are associated with the birth weight of their infants and what the direction of that effect is. MEDLINE, EMBASE and the Internet were searched for relevant publications in English and Spanish.

Stabilization of existing puncta involves protein synthesis as well, but the direction of that effect is less clear.

This may have affected the course ratings, although it is difficult to anticipate the direction of that effect.

Number of bacterial (upper panel) and eukaryotic (lower panel) taxa potentially affected by sampling site and the direction of that effect (increase in abundance/diversity); in brackets: number of taxa unique to that site.

The logic behind this implication is that if one is confident in the specific estimate of the effect, one is automatically confident in the general direction of that effect.

Thus, in both cases the IG transcription has an obvious regulatory effect on the adjacent gene with the direction of the effect that is opposite to direction of changes in the IG transcription.

The potential for introgression (or lack thereof) of any particular genomic region will be influenced by the presence of QTL affecting reproductive isolation and hybrid fitness, and the direction of the effects that those QTL have on fitness.

(Note that both the direction of this effect and the observation that valence ratings are independent of VF do not support the notion of preferential right-hemisphere processing of negative information40,41,42).

These analyses gave identical results to those reported above (treating tree size, Nleaves, as categorical) in that it made no difference to the significance or otherwise of any terms in the models, and confirms the direction of the effect – that gene family trees are less balanced than species trees.

The single study (Kousidou 1992) that showed a direction of effect that was different from the others used a demulcent.

If anything, the CBO report worsened the proposal's chances by noting that it was impossible to forecast the number of Americans likely to lose coverage but that "the direction of the effect is clear". The report also estimated a $1 trillion loss of federal funding for Medicaid by 2026.