Sentence examples for effect the sum from inspiring English sources

Following this convention, any transaction is shown as having a net zero effect: the sum across any row in the following tables must be zero.

The amount of this hormone deposited in a growing feather provides an integrated measure of HPA activity; in effect, the sum over time of basal corticosterone variation and of the corticosterone released in response to stressors during a known time period (the growth of the feather).

If the treatment has no effect the sum of the ranks where the difference is positive should be nearly equal to the sum of the ranks where the difference is negative.

In Fig.  1, p1 and p2 are phenotypes of the same trait for twin 1 and twin 2. In addition, let a, c, d, and e be the additive genetic effect, the shared environmental effect, the sum of the dominance effect and the interaction effect between genes (epistatic effect), and the nonshared environmental effect, respectively.

The extent to which the two relationships between global QOL and physical and mental health status were mediated by the life domains was evaluated as the division of the indirect-effects (mediated by the life domains) and the total effect (the sum of the direct- and indirect-effects for the associations between global QOL and physical and mental health status), expressed as a percentage [ 66].

They are associated with secondary effects, the sum of which is generally more harmful to people and property than the shocks themselves such as landslides, soil liquefaction, subsidence, fire, floods, building, and other developments collapsing.

The total effect of mood/anxiety disorder on any health treatment was calculated by combining the direct effect and the five mediation (indirect) effects where the total effect was the sum of log odds of the direct and indirect effects.

The combined genetic effect is the sum of the genomic genetic effect and the polygenic effect, = g + a, and using this notation the model (3) may now be written as (7) where.

Assumption (ii) means that each 'own-good' price effect dominates the sum of the effects of the respective price on all other markets.

Synergism cannot be invoked simply because a combination of two agents results in a larger effect than the sum of the effects of the individual agents.

For crossbred animals that are genotyped, the genetic effect is the sum of two effects, with variance-covariance matrices proportional to G A B, A B (A ) and G A B, A B (B ), respectively.