Moreover, the information is conveyed in terms of both the likelihood of benefit (1 in 2) and the extent of the benefit (substantial).
The extent of the separation was substantial based on estimation of standardized effect sizes: medium magnitude for mild versus moderate pain and for moderate versus severe pain, and large magnitude for mild versus severe pain.
To quantify the extent of more substantial (and likely more meaningful) decreases or increases in TL, we categorized people based on change scores that were outside the 7% range of the variability expected for the assay.
However, the frequency distribution of the cell scores showed that in all cases the extent of overlap was substantial, indicating that the fundamental environmental envelope described by the selected EGVs did not differ markedly among the members of the complex (additional file 7).
The extent of the rewiring is a "substantial surprise," says Michael Merzenich, a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Francisco.
It is still not clear therefore to what extent the substantial body of results on the cross-cultural recognition of emotional expression can be generalised to real life situations, and researchers have been urged [18] to gather evidence from spontaneous dynamic stimuli.
While the level of effort exerted in studying the response of metallic multi-wall systems to high speed particle impact is quite substantial, the extent of the effort to study composite material and composite structural systems under similar impact conditions has been much more limited.
In order to reduce the extent of such problems, substantial rehabilitation work has been done through SWC practices.
To many, the need for such an extended procedure implies an extent of disease that is usually not amenable to surgical control, and the extent of the procedure exposes the patients to substantial operative risks.
His initial goal was to investigate, compare, and identify certain truths on which all or nearly all Christians could agree, reserving to further scholarly study and continuing negotiation (but not to public discussion by the uneducated) those issues, such as the precise extent of the will's freedom, on which substantial agreement could not be reached.
