Sentence examples for effects of subjects from inspiring English sources
The relation between perception thresholds and vibration levels, said by subjects to be unacceptable if they occurred in their own homes, was investigated as well as the effects of subjects' personality and the visual and acoustic conditions in the laboratory.
Linear mixed models included random effects of subjects and movies, and fixed effects of age group (younger adult, older adult), presentation condition (unedited, event middle, event boundary), and information type (midpoint, boundary).
An ANOVA with main effect of conditions (6 levels = 3 fields×2 visual conditions), and random effects of subjects was used to examine this.
Post- versus prechanges of assessed parameters and interaction effects of "subjects" and "muscle" (SOL, VL) were assessed with a repeated ANOVA (Friedmann ANOVA).
Mixed effects statistical models will be employed to analyze the fixed effects of interventions and the random effects of subjects with respect to outcome trajectories across time.
To quantify the effects of subject characteristics on gait parameters using acceleration-based gait analysis.
The effects of subject-related OTL, as well as of background characteristics of prospective teachers' mathematical CK and PCK, were analysed.
Oneinterpretation of the effects of subject-specific school inputs on student outcomesin other subjects is that they are due to spill-over effects between subjectsinduced by student reallocation of effort between subjects.
Anagram task performance was compared in 72 subjects using a within-subject design for propranolol at 20 mg, 40 mg, 60 mg, and placebo in a double-blinded manner, and the effects of subject ability and task difficulty were examined.
This study aimed to replicate and extend the findings of previous investigations looking at treatment responses in antiepileptic clinical trials over time and to examine the effects of subject age and duration of treatment.
Questions arising from this report were whether the effect described is attributable to drug or disease, the effects of subject weight and age on audiometric changes, and whether the changes are reversible.
