Sentence examples for homogeneous effect from inspiring English sources

Acculturation does not have a homogeneous effect on drinking across gender and Hispanic national groups.

The fin angle shows a homogeneous effect on the four targets as well as interval distance, except for the significant decrease of longitudinal temperature difference.

However, the intensity of PA signals in NP-CIK cell injection group (Fig. 7b) showed a more homogeneous effect than NP injection group (Fig. 7a).

Combining these tools generate a homogeneous effect contribute to obtain an efficient spatial analysis for selecting planning and development areas [31].

For females, the pattern was somewhat different, and proficiency seemed to exert a more homogeneous effect across vowel contexts and speaker dialects (Fig. 5).

However, classical epidemiological strategies for meta-analyses that assume fixed- or random-effects may not be the most suitable approaches to combine GWAS findings as these either confer low statistical power or identify mostly loci where the variants carry homogeneous effect sizes that are present in most of the studies.

In this work, the heterogeneous and homogeneous effects for the conversion of SO2 to SO3 in the oxy-fuel flue gas have been examined.

The diverse effects of sex steroids across tasks underscore the importance of identifying the specific cognitive mechanisms influenced by sex steroids and emphasizes that one should not expect sex steroids to produce homogeneous effects across cognitive tasks.

"Then he added with a smile: 'We don't really have problems here.' " Dethier's biggest discovery, he said, may have been the realization that regionalism in America - distinct culture and characteristics of an area and its people - had not been overwhelmed by the homogeneous effects of television, the Internet, chain stores, among other factors.

The null hypothesis of homogeneous effects by race/ethnicity and age was strongly rejected (P < 0.0001).

However, by focusing on specific sub-phenotypes, we reduce sample size, and thus will lose power to map loci contributing homogeneous effects to the unified phenotype.