Sentence examples for effect on the quantitative from inspiring English sources

It was found that different mixing thermodynamics such as immiscibility, miscibility and complexation has little effect on the quantitative analysis of surface concentrations in the blends or complexes using ToF-SIMS.

However, because the area of the most apical slice is small, there is almost no effect on the quantitative analysis.

This analysis differs from GWAS in that parental haplotypes are pooled in classes that are defined by the identity-by-state (IBS) status of the haplotypes, with each different haplotype class having a specific effect on the quantitative trait [ 40].

The quality of the acquired MRI data as well as the algorithms being used for coregistration of PET and MRI images, grey and white matter segmentations and PVC can have a large effect on the quantitative results of these studies, as was also observed by Zaidi et al. [ 3].

Put briefly, the GWAS meta-analysis tested each SNP for a genetic effect, across the contributing datasets, computing an overall z-score for that SNP determined by the P value, the direction of the allelic effect on the quantitative trait, and the sample size of each study involved in the meta-analysis.

Note that a correction of the spectra for the fluorometer's detection efficiency as a function of the wavelength would produce more accurate line shapes and peak positions, but would have no effect on the quantitative analysis in this work and thus was not carried out.

Regarding the effect of the quantitative variables on quality of life, patients over 65 years rated their quality of life higher (p = 0.016) than younger patients.

All variables were categorically represented, as the effects of the quantitative variables on the outcome were unlikely to be linear or showed no linear trends.

The high recovery values indicate that other components used in the sample and the HPLC analysis had no adverse effects on the quantitative determination of ceftriaxone sodium.

A number of sensitivity analyses were conducted to examine the effects on the quantitative results from varying the assumptions, structure and techniques of the baseline analysis procedure.

We therefore aimed at detecting possible asymmetry-related effects on the quantitative structure of the superior cervical ganglion (SCG) from pacas during ageing, using very precise design-based stereological methods.