Sentence examples for large effect and from inspiring English sources
But, by chance, a few studies will overestimate the size of the association, observe an apparently large effect, and thus pass the threshold for discovery.
"A difference of a third or more on G.P.A. is a large effect, and what's surprising is that there was apparently no fadeout of the effect," said Greg Duncan, an economist at the University of California, Irvine, who was not involved in the research.
2. When x < σ, p ' ' (x t ) < 0: when investment is small, we won't see an immediate large effect, and disease probability will slowly decrease.
It is generally accepted that common complex diseases are unlikely to be caused by a single locus of large effect, and that genotypic relative risks are likely to be in the range of 1 1.5 [28].
Men scored higher on realistic (large effect, as defined by Cohen, 1988), investigative (small effect), and enterprising (large effect) interests, whereas women obtained higher scores on artistic (large effect) and social (large effect) interests.
Her position in 2005 -- a bursting of a bubble wouldn't have a large effect, and the Fed shouldn't act anyway -- changed over time; last year she said that, based on "recent painful experience," policymakers should "lean against asset price bubbles...especially when a credit boom is the driving factor".
We've seen that small studies can only ever detect large effects and that low power increases the likelihood of spurious or chance findings, especially in exploratory studies.
The excellent fit with large effects and negligible error proves the triple dissociation.
Typically, these interactions can be non-linear: small inputs may have large effects and vice versa.
It was found to reduce harsh parenting (moderate to large effects) and children's' behavior problems (small effects), and enhance positive parenting (large effects), and parents' sense of competence (small effects) [ 21].
Among the p SNPs, some may be tightly linked with large effects, and others may have only weak effects.
