Sentence examples for effect determinations from inspiring English sources

Critical examination of statistical methods in social science and life sciences applications, especially for cause and effect determinations.

The current field method used for fate and effect determinations in open water estuarine systems involves extending a compass oriented transect (COT) from the point source discharge – a method designed for a uniform offshore environment that might be inappropriate for the hydrologic and geomorphologic complexities found in estuarine systems.

Chitosan was left to dry at 30 °C (Fig. 1), then dissolved in 1 % lactic acid for bacterial inhibitory effect determination and larval experimental designs.

For technical reasons described in the 'Methods' section, the initial effect determination measurement was taken on day 1 rather than day 0 in this test, at which point it was already clear that both NM-300 K and AgNO3 had a significant inhibitory effect.

Autaptic neurons are neurons forming synapses on themselves, making electrophysiological stimulation and respective effect determination (recording) simple.

ANOVAs were performed using R R Development Core Teamm, 2004) with a type I sum of squares to obtain the main and interaction effect determination coefficients.

The fact that bilaterally present OAEs 6 dB above BBN and CART 75 dB SPL or higher were among the inclusion criteria of our study undoubtedly increased the accuracy of the MOC effect determination.

Available scenarios include standard crop scenarios [18], crop scenarios developed for organophosphate pesticide cumulative risk assessment [31], and crop scenarios developed for effects determinations for California listed endangered and threatened species [32].

Furthermore, this study used a cross-sectional structure; therefore, it is not possible to make cause-effect determinations based solely on the data here, so future longitudinal or experimental studies are needed to facilitate an evaluation of causality.

Although the aggregate of the observational clinical data does raise concern regarding these potential associations, the pervasive risk for uncontrolled or unmeasured bias and confounding errors of analysis preclude cause-and-effect determinations.

W.W. Cleland, Isotope Effects: Determination of Enzyme Transition State Structure.