Sentence examples for incremental effect size from inspiring English sources

Any effectiveness of the movie will lead to an underestimation of the incremental effect size, i.e. the difference between the improvement in the experimental and the control condition.

Note: Overall effect size was from baseline to study end-point (10 weeks ATX treatment); Incremental effect size from double-blind randomization to study end-point (6 weeks augmentation treatment).

Effect sizes were also calculated on the secondary outcome measures to determine the overall treatment response (10-week treatment from baseline to study end-point) and the incremental effect size (6-week double-blind randomization to study end-point).

On the other hand, although we encourage therapists to present both interventions with the same enthusiasm, the novelty of the reminiscence course may cause more enthusiasm among the therapists compared to regular courses, leading to an overestimation of the incremental effect size.

There were improvements among participants overall in exercise capacity, measured as the Incremental Shuttle Walk Test (effect size 0.11) and Six Minute Walk Test (effect size 0.11) (Table  3); the mean improvement in all participants and those with COPD and cardiovascular disease exceeded the minimal clinically important differences.

Estimates of the effect size derived from studies of the incremental effect of pulmonary rehabilitation program upon exercise distance and time in the endurance shuttle walk test ESWT yielded an effect size of 1.6 [ 36].

This was deemed to be a clinically important incremental improvement, and was therefore used as a guide for the choice of effect size for the power calculation for this study.

The incremental cost and incremental effect can be represented visually using the incremental cost-effectiveness plane [ 15].

Thus, further size reduction of woody biomass subjected to long pretreatment times may only have an incremental effect on enzymatic digestibility.

A cost-effectiveness analysis will be performed, weighing incremental costs against the mean incremental effect in terms of quality of life based.

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios will be calculated by dividing the difference in total costs between conditions by the difference in average effect size.