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Open image in new window Fig. 2 *The Interacting Effect Between Team Creative Efficacy and Creative Self-Efficacy (Study 1) Open image in new window Fig. 3 *The Interacting Effect Between Team Creative Efficacy and Creative Self-Efficacy (Study 2).
Older mice had less distance moved and slower velocity in both WT/WT and KI/KI groups (P < 0.05; Fig. 4), but such decrease did not involve a significant interacting effect between genotype (i.e. R1441G) and aging.
Similar to the locomotor activity, there was no significant interacting effect between genotype (i.e. R1441G) and aging on [H]-DA uptake between 3 and 18 month-old mice (Fig. 6A).
We have further determined that a significant interacting effect between female genotype and saline environment exists for newt fitness, which is another prerequisite for local adaptation (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).
For Becker, it was the interacting effect between ability and schooling that helped to clarify Pigou's paradox, i.e. the skewness of the income distribution curve.
Previous studies have shown the influence of pixel size but have not investigated in detail the interacting effect between window and pixel sizes.
We separately examined the possibility of interacting effects, and secondly confounding effects on the main relationship between LTC-rate and HD-rate for each of these variables.
Because UGT2B17 deletion is common among Japanese, the power to detect interacting effects between smoking and UGT2B17-deletion on TP53-mutations can be enhanced by focusing on Japanese patients with HNSCC.
An interact effect between economic zones and study year ranges on rate of BLL ≥ 10 μg/dL was noted when analyzing variance model with weighed least squares method (WLS) by sample size of included studies was applied (p < 0.05).
For our first goal we found that (i) firms' knowledge bases were not drivers for linking to PRO and (ii) networking capabilities matter but there is a substitution effect between interacting with PRO and interacting with other economic agents in the market when firms aim at exchanging information rather than doing joint research.
