Sentence examples for has a true effect from inspiring English sources

From our study alone, it is not clear whether social status among coyotes has a true effect on the pathogen-exposure risk as hypothesized for other social-mammal systems [45], [46].

Thus, it is inconclusive whether PEG has a true effect on the stability of CBH I.

The attenuation factors presented for bipollutant models were based on the assumption that one pollutant has a true effect on the health outcome and the other pollutant has no effect.

In terms of the biggest reward, I can see that Brit + Co is having a true effect on people's lives.

Thus, fungicides may have a true effect; further epidemiological and toxicological studies are needed.

These new methods exploit the notion that some SNP categories are more likely to have a true effect than others.

Consider for example a race with effect 0 where times to arrival were 20, 10 and 30 s. Rank is of course 2, 1, 3. Now assume that race had a true effect of 5, everything else being identical.

Much more data that includes a placebo control will be required before a conclusion can be made that acupuncture has a true treatment effect on IVF outcomes.

This SNP was not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium; however this could be due to several factors including random chance, genotyping assay failure, population stratification or because the SNP has a true genetic effect.

Clinical outcomes were relatively rare over the course of this study so it remains possible that we have missed a true effect (type II error) that may have been present if follow-up were extended so as to capture more events.

However, the between-group difference for two of the variables exceeded our clinically important success-rate of 15% in number of patients with successful outcome, so our study is likely to have missed a true effect and, in that sense, did not have a large enough sample size.