Sentence examples for imprecise effect from inspiring English sources

Our study is limited by the small study cohort and the fact that only 78 CHD events were observed during an average follow-up of 13 years, resulting in imprecise effect estimates reflected as wide confidence intervals.

Imprecise effect estimates and reduced statistical power for detecting interactions.

This random measurement error of the outcome, however, may be reflected in imprecise effect estimates.

This is reflected in the wide confidence intervals and imprecise effect estimates.

Nonetheless, the spatial variation in exposure in this population was relatively limited and resulted in generally imprecise effect estimates.

A relatively small sample size is a limitation of this study, resulting in some imprecise effect estimates.

In the case of the Turner Colour Experiments, painstaking precision has gone into producing deliberately imprecise effects.

Because of our stratification of breast cancers into many groups, we share a limitation of most studies by molecular subtype, namely, small sample size within strata resulting in imprecise effect-measure estimates for each subtype.

While some of these qualitative observations were confirmed by our quantitative findings, most factors identified as being associated with TB stigma in the qualitative study showed small, inconsistent or imprecise effects in our study.

Previous studies on BP regulation in Hx rats [ 10, 12, 13] have used less precise techniques to measure BP i.e. tail-cuff technique and therefore showed imprecise GH effect on acute and continuous BP regulation.

Although imprecise, the effect estimates for APVR and CO and NO2 exposures indicated lower odds with greater exposure, although the negative association was attenuated at the highest exposure level.