Within these arms, the system further assesses the quantity, consistency, robustness, and (in some instances) magnitude of effect to determine the stability and strength of the evidence.
For instance, the magnitude of Pakistani and Vietnamese shocks are statistically significant for the second, third, fifth and sixth months and second and fifth months after the original shock in the Argentinean market, respectively.
Numbers do naturally differ in their parametric properties, such as, for instance, their magnitude [ 2- 4].
For instance, the magnitude of the PK/PD index necessary for successful therapy is reduced in animal models by the presence of neutrophils [ 3, 4].
For instance, the magnitude of mortality rates and density-dependent processes may plastically affect growth and maturation and simultaneously feedback to exert selection pressure on these life-history traits.
For instance, the magnitude a gene that is both strongly periodic and strongly expressed is higher than that of a gene with strong periodicity but weak expression by an exponential factor.
In addition to these tests, a 28-day repeated-dose mammalian toxicity test and screening for reproductive toxicity can be required, but these tests are not mandatory and testing can be waived based on, for instance, the magnitude and nature of human exposures (REACH annex VIII).
For instance, a magnitude-frequency relationship based on past eruption time-series could have been used to simulate the inter-event duration and subsequent explosion magnitude using a marked point process.
In most instances, the magnitude of the residual correlations representing local dependencies was small, and the loading on the relevant general factor was still high.
In other instances, the magnitude of the incidence rate was similar in men and women, but the composition of the dyads and triads varied by sex.
