Sentence examples for effect homogeneity from inspiring English sources

The possibility exists that statistical significances associated with the trait Me7 ic merely reflect this low variation across BXDs and F2s given the emphasis of random effects methods on effect homogeneity.

Although there was suggestion of an interaction between ethnic group and TTHM, our sample size was insufficient to estimate this interaction with precision, and our results were also consistent with effect homogeneity across ethnic groups.

Nonetheless, the size of Ag nanoparticle is too large as reduced at temperature higher than 90°C which effects homogeneity of the PS/Ag CSSNs.

The rationale for conducting comparisons of stratum-specific estimates as opposed to testing the hypothesis in the context of statistical interaction is based on the fact that the former approach does not assume covariate effect-homogeneity across racial groups.

The deigned models have been used to simulate the neutronic behavior and fuel transmutation during open cycle operation and to study the effect of Homogeneity inside the fuel assembly.

However, the effect of homogeneity and heterogeneity on the quality of social relations would also be useful in understanding the impact of bridging social capital on addressing urban vulnerabilities in informal settlements.

The methanolysis of rapeseed oil containing 18% oleic acid was attempted to examine the effect of homogeneity of the reaction mixture.

Table 1 provides effect-size homogeneity information for each content area.

A secondary index for analyzing effect-size homogeneity is the I2 index, which "…describes the percentage of total variation across studies that is due to heterogeneity rather than chance" (Higgins et al. [2003], p. 558).

Comparing growth data presents statistical problems for standard linear model techniques because the sigmoid growth patterns of birds violate the assumption of linearity of effects and homogeneity of variance [24].

We used multiple 2×2 tables, with genotypes arranged in an ordinal scale, and x2 Mantel-Haenszel statistics to test each of the three genotypes produced by the diallelic locus for association with disease, primarily to obtain valid estimates for association for each stratum, and to assess dose effects and homogeneity of the odd ratios (OR) across strata [46].