Sentence examples for effect on transfer from inspiring English sources

More importantly, task-contingent conscientiousness exerted a direct effect on transfer, when task demands became exceedingly difficult and dynamic.

Thus, GAD65 specific TCR transgenic T cells (1) must express a second a chain to survive negative selection, (2) produce IL-2 and IFN-gamma, and (3) have a mildly protective effect on transfer of diabetes with diabetogenic spleen cells.

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Residents' attendance to the 30-hour communication skills module has been considered to analyze the training attendance effect on transfer of communication skills to clinical practice.

Our findings showed that immersion in water had limited effect on transfer and no significant effect on intrapartum interventions for births planned at home.

Relative to the expository treatment, the learning cycle treatment had a positive effect on HO and a negative effect on LO included in lab reports; a positive effect on transfer of LO from the lab report to the quiz; negative impacts on LO quiz performance and on attitudes toward the lab; and a higher degree of perceived difficulty.

But when told that the partner was wearing a shirt given by the experimenters, the logo had no effect on transfers.

should have a positive effect on transfers if they are motivated by the insurance of the migrants (Amuedo-Dorantes and Pozo 2006; Agarwal and Horowitz 2002; Cox et al 1996).

Since the MR1 mAb targets the interaction between CD4+ T cells and APCs, we next analyzed its effect on transferred HNT CD4+ T cells.

For example, the amount of training that the subject receives also has significant effects on transfer.

But the identical-elements formulation soon came under attack when experimental results suggested that one's understanding of general principles, rather than the presence of identical task elements, has substantial effects on transfer of training.