Sentence examples for effects that affect the from inspiring English sources
Rather, there are probably a large number of genes, each with rather small individual effects, that affect the risk of developing alcoholism.
Sobolev et al. [17] conducted an analysis of several effects that affect the coating adhesion.
Existence of different pore systems, hence different petrophysical parameters within the same lithofacies, reflects the dissimilar distribution of the diagenetic processes or effects that affect the studied section.
Indeed, the interdiffusion effects that affect the relative composition of In/Ga and As/Sb in and around the QD islands are still debated [9, 10].
Unlike the case of single isolated piles, less attention have been paid to pile groups where wave pile group interaction is more obvious due to interference effects that affect the wave-induced flow around the piles.
I show that the effects of exogenous policy or environmental changes can be decomposed into "pure wage effects" that affect the wage offers employers post, holding constant their recruitment strategies, and "recruitment-wage effects" that involve changes in recruitment methods.
We kept random factors (i.e. maternal and common-nest effects) that affected the component of additive variance even if non-significant to avoid overestimation of the additive variance.
Irizarry cited examples of misleading batch effects that affected the conclusions of profiling studies and GWASs and even led to retractions of publications.
To explore question 1 and begin to investigate question 2 above, it is important to explore processes other than catastrophic disruption events and the Yarkovsky effect that affect the dynamical orbital evolution of NEAs: the Yarkosky-O'Keefe-Radzievskii-Paddack (YORP) effect and tidal disruptions during planetary close encounters.
By re-defining the retrieved biophysical variable as Green Area Index (GAI) and correcting the typical saturation effect that affects the estimation of higher values, this study shows that physically-based retrieval can yield similar results to those obtained by empirical methods such as stepwise linear regression (with an relative RMSE of 24.7% and 22.8% respectively).
