Sentence examples for fairly large effect from inspiring English sources

A fairly large effect is found for car performance, expressed in terms of the power-to-mass ratio.

We used a mammalian cDNA rather than a prokaryotic, non-mammalian, or artificial DNA segment for this control because insertion of DNA fragment with abnormal GC content had a fairly large effect on expression at the RL5 locus (data not shown).

We have chosen to power the study to detect fairly large effect sizes as the proposed intervention represents an intensive use of scarce resources (geriatrician, physical therapists) and would need to demonstrate large effects to be considered for adoption by health funders.

"The remarkable thing is how little a virtual human has to do to produce fairly large effects on behavior," said Jeremy Bailenson, director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford and the author, with James Blascovich, of the coming book "Infinite Reality" (HarperCollins 2011).

The right-hand column of Table  3 shows a hypothetical but plausible pattern of time-dependent HRs, representing an initially fairly large treatment effect (HR = 0.65) which disappears (HR = 1.0) by t = 10 years.

Therefore, to assess whether fairly large combination effects can be expected from multicomponent mixtures, even if all components are only present at low doses, very small effects of the individual components need to be detected.

The effect on the graduation rate is fairly large and rivals effects found in more intensive, school-based interventions (Bloom and Unterman 2012).

It's sort of a new area and people are still a bit skeptical that these things can have an effect on fairly large behaviors".

Often, these effects are fairly large — three percentage points in one direction or another, and occasionally more — so they can swamp any impact from the use of a likely voter model.

There is a fairly large literature that analyzes the effects of education mismatch on the returns to education.

Because a correlation is proportional to the inverse of the standard deviations of the underlying variables, reasonable correlations were only found when male additive genetic effects were fairly large (rs between male additive genetic variance and the genetic correlation was 0.16 and 0.39 for random and directional assignment simulations respectively).