Sentence examples for main effects indicated from inspiring English sources

Significant main effects indicated that calibration practice with guidelines and practice in group settings increased prediction and postdiction accuracy.

Modeling with only the main effects indicated both Brand and pH to be statistically significant (p = 0.0027 and p = 0.0005, respectively).

The main effects indicated by the results are: The overall influence of the masonry infill walls, as compared with frames without infill walls, is some 200% increase in the yield load (the capacity) and close to 60% decrease in ductility.

Significant family main effects indicated within population maternal effect/genetic variation in all three larval traits (Table 3; see discussion for the role of genetic and maternal effects in these populations).

Subsequent tests of simple main effects indicated that the sham group spent significantly more time in the correct than incorrect search zones, F 1, 17) = 50.44, P < 0.001, MSE = 11.07, whereas this difference was not significant for the hippocampal group, F < 1.

The Condition × Probe Location ANOVA on neutral trials revealed the same Condition and Probe Location main effects indicating that worry was associated with quicker response times than arithmetic, F 1,55) = 6.11, p<0.05, and that probes presented in the top location were responded to faster than probes in the bottom location, F 1,55) = 19.57, p<0.001.

The main effects indicate the effect of each disease in a person suffering none of the other conditions.

For visual stimuli, the Stimulus and Age variables tended to show main effects, indicating that the way novelty was processed changed less with age for visual than auditory stimuli.

This interaction occurred on top of 2 main effects, indicating that residuals of both FFA sub-populations were correlated more with the residual of the lower visual region (MOG vs. MTG: F1,17= 43.22, P < 0.001), and that the RS voxels were more connected to other regions than the RE voxels (RS vs. RE: F1,17= 11.82, P < 0.005).

The main effect indicated global precedence [5]: Global targets were responded to faster than local targets.

Analyses of simple main effect indicated that the normal-hearing group looked at the nose longer than the eyes whereas the deaf group tended to look at the eyes more than the nose (P<0.05).