Sentence examples for effects are narrow from inspiring English sources
In other words, small and clinically irrelevant intervention effect differences across trials might lead to significant statistical heterogeneity when confidence intervals of the trial intervention effects are narrow [ 27].
Its remarkably complex conceits yield a remarkably callow film, in which motives are as simple and highlighted as if sketched in a scriptwriting class, and the near-futuristic society that's depicted with a vast armamentarium of physical and computer effects is narrowed to a B-movie thinness.
When adjusting for covariate 'centre', the treatment effects were slightly different and the 95% confidence intervals for the treatment effects were narrower.
Gene expression results were evaluated using both gene set and single gene target analyses, and the drug's transcriptional effects were narrowed first by pathway and then by individual genes.
This broad range of health effects was narrowed down to the essential information to distinguish two severity levels of CMMVI, including only frequently mentioned symptoms in the disease specific descriptions.
Continuous exposures (24 h) induced complete G2 arrest, although the concentration range of this effect was narrow, with elevation of the drug level inducing additional and increasing impediment to S-phase transit.
The effect was narrowing of the ventricle and the tuberous appearance of the ventricular wall.
His shoulders are narrow.
This effective radius increases as the frequency becomes larger, since reflected waves from the boundary and near field effects are confined to narrower regions near the boundary.
Critics of the ballooning costs of campaigns have cheered the ruling ("Campaign finance reformers just won a massive victory at the Supreme Court," declared Andrew Prokop's headline at Vox), but its effects will likely be narrow.
