Sentence examples for its relatively large effect from inspiring English sources

This arbitrary cut-off value was chosen because of its relatively large effect on the risk profile [ 3].

Chr9p21.3 stands out because of its relatively large effect size [odds ratio (OR) 1.3 per allele], and its allele frequency of ∼50%.

"It's very potent, so you would need a relatively small amount of it to have a relatively large effect as a dopamine transporter, and it is relatively selective for a dopamine transporter," said Taffe.

Although the effect is reliable, it is substantially smaller than the relatively large effect size found in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, of about -0.32 standard deviations, although it probably contributes something to that effect.

As it concerns all children in a country, any intervention that decreases the size of this relative age effect may have a relatively large effect.

Although this association only reached borderline significance, we suspect that it might be of importance given the relatively large effect size.

Again, given the relatively large effect sizes of eQTLs, it turns out that there is sufficient statistical power to find condition-dependent effects even with samples as small as 100 pairs.

Thus, although our study is the largest genetic association study of PMI conducted to date, it is powered to detect only common variants with relatively large effect sizes.

The demand for a good is said to be elastic (or relatively elastic) when its PED is greater than one (in absolute value): that is, changes in price have a relatively large effect on the quantity of a good demanded.

The substitutions had a relatively large effect on the KM,NADPH, which indicates that K336 indeed is required for the effective recognition of NADPH.

This represents a relatively large effect size compared with the average of Z = 0.33 over the full GCP database, and it is very similar to the outcome of the 2008 election.