Sentence examples for impact on point from inspiring English sources

In all situations with low prevalence, estimates are highly sensitive to the number of concordant pairs, where a slight change of two pairs to, for example, one pair has a large impact on point estimates.

However, differences were small, and the correction had little impact on point estimates of the per protocol analyses.

Excluding the dilute urine samples had little impact on point estimates but improved the precision of the analysis (data not shown); consequently, the dilute urine samples were excluded from subsequent analyses.

Although we could not perform a multivariable metaregression analysis owing to the limited number of studies available, a sensitivity analysis excluding the six studies with narrow patient spectrums had little impact on point estimates of pooled accuracy measures.

Other reports have suggested that the use of RT-PCR as a primary detection tool may improve the rate of ascertainment of influenza virus infections by 20 to 30% [ 12, 13, 31, 32], but this maneuver does not appear, in and of itself, to have a major impact on point estimates of efficacy.

In fact, when treatments are allocated in same proportion in all centres, centre has no association with the treatment allocation, hence adjusting for centre effect or not has little impact on point estimate of the treatment - response relationship given a continuous response variable.

The predicted SRO has an impact on point-defect energetics, electron phonon coupling and thermodynamic functions and thus, SRO should not be neglected when studying properties of these two alloys.

Through examination of DIC, spatial autocorrelation in the outcome and exposure, and the subsequent impacts on point estimates and credible intervals, we have developed a framework for assessing spatial exposure model performance.

In that study, they pointed out a significant impact of point density on mean canopy height which translated to errors in AGB estimations.

We have further shown that the impact of point defects on oligonucleotide stability can be broken down to a hierarchy of effects.

We demonstrate that important aspects (defect position influence, differences between DNA/DNA, RNA/DNA and RNA/RNA hybridization, surface and bulk hybridization) about the impact of point defects on oligonucleotide duplex binding affinities are not yet understood.