Sentence examples for effect shrinks from inspiring English sources
Comparing columns 2 and 3 in Table 4 shows that the TOM effect shrinks markedly when including explanatory variables.
As the system proceeds to a higher diffusion level, the interaction effect on the experience effect shrinks, while that on the externality effect grows.
Finally, when we introduce education and occupation simultaneously, the marginal effect shrinks to 1.4% and is statistically insignificant (row 4, column 8), thus closely resembling the outcome in Table 3 when including all controls.
When not controlling for self-reported ideology and party identification, individuals watching Fox News are 26 percentage points less likely to support the Senate plan as compared to CBS viewers (the excluded category)—while this marginal effect shrinks to between 9 and 10 percentage points when we do control for ideological and partisan preferences.
We want to randomly reduce the precision -- which, in effect, shrinks the win probability toward 50 without altering any other parts of the model.
The next year, the size of the effect shrank another thirty per cent.
Powered shipping in the 19th century and containerisation in the 20th brought down freight charges, in effect shrinking the world.
In recent decades, the Arctic has warmed faster than the rest of the Earth, in effect shrinking the atmosphere's horizontal temperature gradient.
The effect shrank on adjustment for seasonal influenza vaccination.
Gel pieces were covered by enough acetonitrile to effect shrinking of gel pieces.
Specifically, we consider The prior for p is uniform on [0, 1], and we specify half-normal hyperprior distributions for the standard deviations τ k, k = 1, 2, to reflect that τ1 has to be small to effect shrink-age, whereas the prior for τ2 allows a large range of values for this parameter: where I denotes the indicator function.
