Sentence examples for effect of violation from inspiring English sources
Though the randomized controlled trial has become the paradigmatic tool to assess treatment efficacy, studies are still needed to validate key assumptions make by investigators and the effect of violation of these assumptions on study outcomes.
In the former case, to minimize the effect of violation of autonomy, we should accept donation from a competent adult who agrees to donate rather than harvest tissue from a minor who cannot consent.
In this simulation we compare estimation of standard deviation under these methods in S2 (that is, when xmin, xQ1, xmed, xQ3, xmax, and n are available) and examine the effect of violation of normality using the log-normal distribution.
In addition, we conducted simulations to examine the effect of violation of molecular clock (constant evolutionary rate) on the estimation of P E. Our results showed that the age dependency of P E can be weakened or even vanished by the violation of molecular clock.
But it is generally accepted that when there are conflicts between two principles, we should first minimise the effects of violation.
We performed a Wilcoxon rank test as a sensitivity analysis to show that our associations are quite robust even for this small number of subjects (i.e. accounting for potential effects of violation of normality).
These parametric tests were followed by the Wilcoxon rank-sum test, a nonparametric test used to ameliorate the effects of violations of the assumptions for the parametric tests (e.g., normal distribution).
Unfortunately, the effects of violations of demographic stability and time since divergence on the performance of M igrate-N to rank gene flow network models are not as clear.
In addition to the P600, syntactic within-sentence violations elicited a LAN, indicating the effect of morphosyntactic violation in sentence comprehension (see further [37]).
