Sentence examples for effect can be rejected from inspiring English sources

Although including fixed effects reduces their precision, the estimates are consistent with the previous wage regressions: immigration decreased wages for native blacks but had no discernible effect on whites' wages (note that the hypothesis of a positive effect can be rejected for three of the four black IV regressions).

If the cumulated Z curve enters the futility area, the anticipated intervention effect can be rejected.

Figure 3 shows the elastic vibration estimation error via disturbance observer, the effect of the elastic vibration can be rejected by feed-forward compensation.

The null hypothesis that the regressor x i has no effect on the endogenous variable can be rejected for the monetary variable of revenue and the non-monetary variables of award and conscience (p value ≤ 0.05).

Accordingly, only the unknown disturbance and parametric uncertainty can be rejected, whereas the effects of neglected dynamics must be filtered.

An independent variable which has a "p value" of less than 0.05, specifies that the "null-hypothesis" can be rejected means it will have effect on regression analysis.

This model can be rejected because there were significant effects of whether the upper or lower branch is split with equal entropy.

It can be seen that the CRE and simple random-effects estimates are quite similar, although the restrictions implicit in the latter can be rejected at the 1% level using a χ 2 test.

vi) The model without an effect of herd size on susceptibility (a  = 0) has a much higher AIC value, an evidence ratio > 20, and can be rejected.

Therefore, the Null Hypothesis can be rejected.

From the QQ-plots a wrong model can be rejected.