Sentence examples for effects in the sample from inspiring English sources

The results obtained show that EWF method is well suited for the characterization of this MDPE resin and the test parameters allow, for example, the evaluation of process induced anisotropy effects in the sample.

Formal chi-square tests were not used because cluster effects in the sample violated the assumption of independent observations.

The BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation spectrum was consistent with a lack of significant founder effects in the sample of patients studied.

After minimizing batch effects in the sample, four plates (consisting of 179 cases and 42 controls) appeared to be outliers from the distribution of the mean number of CNVs and were excluded.

Thus P. vivax in the New World might be expected to have a somewhat reduced effective population size and thus reduced genetic diversity in comparison to Old World populations, as a result of founder effects in the sampling of Old World populations.

In this partially restricted parameter space (depicted in Additional File 3 Figure S4H), the percentage of off-target effects in cycle 2 and cycle 4 were 75.3% and 35.5%, respectively, and amplification contributed to cycle 4 off-target effects in 23.3% of the sampled parameter sets (representing more than half of the off-target effects in the sampled parameter sets).

However, neither of the DRD2 polymorphisms had any significant effect in the sample of psychiatric patients.

Probabilistic approaches estimate risks using the variability in the dose to produce a small effect in the sample population.

Also, many substance-affected parents will not let their children participate in the programme, thus creating a selection effect in the sample from the start.

Average marginal effects show how many individuals have a significant marginal effect in the sample given their particular situation and unobserved characteristics [ 43, 44].

Partial Eta squared specifies what proportion of the sum of error variance and a certain effect variance is explained by this effect in the sample: ήp2 = SSeffect/(SSeffect + SSerror) Additionally T-tests for dependent and independent samples were used.