A part of the produced hydrogen supplies heat for the reforming reaction without impairing the power generation, then no additional fuel is required.
Presence of symptoms as well as elevated metal ion levels has a key role in clinical decision-making and would seriously impair the power of our multivariable analysis.
From Figure 4, we can also find that increasing the number of genotyping markers, like adding some noise to the data, will impair the power of all methods, especially in case of small samples.
First, with time, pressure tends to drift from its baseline value (in different directions on different occasions in a pattern called a random walk) that causes distributions of pressure changes within individual patients to become wider and thereby impair the power of a study to address a question reliably.
Stress impairs the ability to delay gratification.
Although the relationship between muscle strength and muscle mass is not linear, age-related muscle loss may progressively decrease strength and power (force vs velocity), impairing the ability to perform activities of daily living [ 12].
First, we only included 7 studies that have a limited number of cases, which might have impaired the statistical power of analysis.
Firstly, we included four studies that have a limited number of patients which might have impaired the statistical power of analysis, and therefore, results of our meta-analysis need to be confirmed by studies with larger sample sizes.
Obviously, the inclusion of models with low restrictivity and low EF into a model collection can considerably impair the predictive power of the entire system.
Finally, when comparing factor scores according to the demographic and clinical characteristics of patients, we noted significant differences in sample size impairing the statistical power of these analyses.
