Sentence examples for effect relevance from inspiring English sources
The sum total of the exposure assessment findings combined with preliminary toxicology results allows for exposure-informed toxicological study design and the findings can then be integrated, together with available epidemiologic data, to provide health effect relevance.
P values of 0.000 on plate card angle and 0.056 on ink pressure indicate main effects relevance.
The WoE approach means that all available information is assessed through expert judgement for its suitability and reliability, and relative weights are assigned (e.g. quality of the data, consistency of results and/or data, nature and severity of effects, relevance of the information for the given regulatory endpoint).
Subsequent chemical analyses of the fumonisin B (FB) mycotoxin content in the culture material used and long-term carcinogenesis studies with purified FB1 provide information about dose-response effects, relevance of hepatotoxicity during FB1-induced carcinogenesis, and the existence of a no-effect threshold.
Given that scientific impact is a multidimensional construct, the difference in IF and EF ranking may be an effect of relevance rather than quality of the article searched.
Several approaches exist to defining an effect of relevance quantitatively.
Biomarkers were chosen for known prognostic, and in some cases predictive, effect and relevance to biologic classification of subtypes.
Therefore a limitation of the study is that the effect of relevance could now be slightly underestimated and the effect of familiarity slightly overestimated.
The ESWELP presented MIC 1024 μg/mL for all strains tested, being considered of inhibitory effect without relevance to the yeasts.
This can be achieved by comparing the MSD, which is achievable with the chosen experimental design, with the magnitude of the effect of relevance.
We quantify the effects and relevance of different techniques in order to select the best-performing LU, QR, and Cholesky factorization designs.
