Sentence examples for effect of the adapting from inspiring English sources

The similarity between the effect size across conditions is confirmed by two-way repeated measures ANOVA, which revealed that the effect of test modality on PSS was significant (F2, 12 = 7.41, p = 0.008), but that the effect of the adapting modality was not significant (F2, 12 = 1.61, p>0.05).

According to one of this paper's main propositions, this disregard for open-access merit is a predictable effect of the adapted veil of ignorance which has concealed synergistic competition's mighty dynamics since the onset of human egalitarianism.

Furthermore, we did not test the impact of the improved accuracy in terms of an optimized TSD on the strength of fixation as our intent was to study the effect of the ADAPT system on the accuracy of implant placement.

The effects of the adapted spray gun were most prominent when working on horizontal surfaces and showed an average reduction of 40° of wrist flexion and 14° of ulnar deviation as compared to the standard pistol grip spray gun in this activity.

After the completion of the final phase of the study, the adjustments needed to adapt the FTE programme in daily practices will be known, as will the training effects of the adapted FTE programme.

This has the effect of adapting the cell's response to the input level.

The study in [14] analyzes the effects of adapting the beacon rate with respect to reduced accuracy and changing the offered load.

The difference in results between the baseline and the low-risk scenario reflects the effect of reducing and adapting contacts in place and time (sourcing animals from fewer herds and/or during a period of lower disease prevalence).

To further account for the effect of the ion irradiation, we adapt the commonly used first derivative of C KVV spectra obtained from XPS data [30].

In order to minimize the effect of the researchers they were adapted to the clinical environment by wearing a white coat with no nameplate which gave them access to the health care environment while at the same time showing they were not to be seen as health care personnel dealing with patients.

In Exp. 2, steers (n = 232; BW = 326 ± 14.5 kg) were used in a randomized block design to determine the effect of adapting steers to finishing diets using BP (n = 6 replications per treatment).