Finally, cross-tabulations were run to find out whether test takers' gender and background had any significant effect on the tendency of their reported attitude to the VET. .
Meanwhile, the conductors themselves can be made thinner, because they do not suffer from the so-called "skin effect"—the tendency of an alternating current to flow mostly near the surface of a conductor, reducing its effective cross-sectional area and increasing its resistance in the process.
The effect of the former tendency is ambiguous, but the latter tendency may have improved the accuracy of our findings given that life transition was a confounding factor.
This difference in theory was perhaps of slight practical effect, since the tendency in lower levels of territorial administration continued in the direction of an increasingly centralized control.
Some of these factors include: the Hawthorne effect, defined as the tendency of subjects to do better solely because they are being studied (56).
Effects of competition: The tendency for those prone to pathological worry to selectively process threat-related information is modelled here as a function of competition between alternative processing options (i.e. task-related representations versus threat representations).
When both R and W are set to their U.S. EPA central tendency values, the effect of the remaining central tendency values from the present analysis is to increase the dose estimate to 1.4 μg/kg/day.
We feel our approach is more direct, since this clustering is mostly an effect of the conserved residues' tendency to be buried in the structural core (for a direct comparison with the method developed by Mihalek and coworkers; see Supplementary Section S1.5).
One of the side effects of the realist tendency in American indie cinema, evidenced in films that privilege small moments and ineffable moods, is an aversion to — perhaps even a fear of — stories.
In this way we avoid the effects of the possible tendency of some friends to post more or less wall messages.
