Sentence examples for discovery effect from inspiring English sources
The discovery effect combined with the €35,000 price tag worked wonders.
Our design possesses three key features: (1) high adaptability to dynamic environment by proactive and convex-optimal estimation of nodes' volatile states; (2) minimized task migration conflict probability (upper bound can be limited to 2%) of over-utilized nodes individually shifting surplus loads; (3) a load-status conscious gossip protocol for optimizing distributed resource discovery effect.
The four published variants had similar effects on age at menopause as observed in the two published discovery studies and our unpublished data from ReproGen, although in each case the effect was smaller, which is consistent with other GWAS, where the discovery effect is larger than in replication cohorts due to over-inflation or 'winners curse'.
This discovery effected an explosion in the investigation of the structure, function, and mechanisms of action of insulin.
This discovery "hydrogen effect" provides a novel approach to the design of SCR systems.
C. V. Raman got Nobel Prize for his discovery (Raman Effect) done in IACS.
Together, this indicates that reasonable power should be achievable for experimental samples at the expense of higher false discovery for effect sizes greater than four.
This led to the discovery of effects of Tf on bacterial growth and ensuing morphologies, and to interesting effects of the protein on red blood cells.
In this chapter the discovery, formation, effects and suppression of fluorenone defects in fluorene-based conjugated polymers are discussed.
We hope these maps and tables will be useful to those interested in CTL epitope discovery, the effects of escape and compensatory mutations on viral replication and pathogenesis, the design of novel vaccines, as well as the broader question of host-pathogen co-evolution.
However, based on recent discoveries, the effect of any newly confirmed genetic association is likely to be small in terms of attributable risk, attaining an odds ratio of little more than 1.
