Sentence examples for effect in the experimental from inspiring English sources
This introduced an inherent order effect in the experimental design, which is unavoidable and could potentially explain the enhanced fMRI signal under the active condition.
Based on the assumed mode method and Hamilton's principle, the nonlinear vibration governing equations of an imperfect plate considering the added effect in the experimental implementation are formulated.
Such an indecisive outcome may be due to human intuition having the ability to discriminate subtly different (in dependence relations, or due to subjects' responses being subject to various kinds of framing effect in the experimental protocol (see, e.g., Kahneman and Tversky 1979; Horowitz 1998), or due simply to human intuitions being confused.
An OR <1 indicated beneficial effect in the experimental arm.
Since intervention studies examine the diminution of an effect in the experimental group, the identified parameters would implicitly include the pathogen, host and food-matrix factors that influence the control groups.
Overall, therefore, the data of the two groups suggest that the preference on day-1 does have an effect in the experimental group.
A two-level full factorial design allowed to evaluate the significance of variables (Ce(IV), As III) and H2SO4 concentrations) and their interaction effects in the experimental domain.
To evaluate the importance of the backwater effects in the experimental watershed, the accuracy of kinematic-wave and dynamic-wave models for the simulation of surface runoff resulting from upstream and downstream moving storms was evaluated utilizing the same experimental data.
Thirdly, an analysis was made of the relationship between the two effects in the experimental database, with it being found that the highest degree of agreement, or the joint highest frequencies, are located in the optical mass range mr ∈ [1.0, 1.2] and the clearness index range of Kt ∈ [0.8, 1.0].
Finally, we show how experimental and quasi-experimental variation can be used to identify social effects in the "Experimental variation" section, before concluding.
This may be due to (a) the fact that a large proportion of the beam scattered from a thick target consists of electrons which have undergone more than one collision, (b) the insufficiency of the theoretical model, (c) the inclusion of extraneous effects in the experimental results" (pp. 566 67).
