Sentence examples for mean effects based from inspiring English sources

These represent the mean effects (based on both the fixed and random effects) found in the final mixed model.

Our simulated base ICER of $34,687 per QALY gained was somewhat higher than our simple 'expected value' base ICER of $27,572 because the simulated ICER is calculated from the average of 10,000 mean costs and mean effects based on several uncertain parameters with their assigned distributions while the simple ICER is based on fixed mean cost and effect estimates.

Therefore, the assumption in design codes of no mean stress effect, based in the presence of high residual stresses close to the yield stress, seems not adequate to be applied for friction stir butt welds.

The mean treatment effect based on the Brusasco trial is similar for exacerbations, i.e. 0.87 (p-value = 0.22), but much more favourable for hospitalisations, being 0.59 (non-significant but no p-value published).

Weighted mean effect sizes based on single site studies were generally larger than effect sizes computed based on analysis of the overall multi-site sample.

The weighted mean effect (WME) based on a set of sites is estimated by WME = exp ∑ i w i ln θ i ∑ i w i w i = 1 VAR ln θ i = 1 1 X i a + 1 X i b + 1 C i a + 1 C i b. where.

We show that the classical description of the GMR effect, based on a mean field theory, is kept valid in a frequency range from DC to 10 GHz.

We propose a re-parameterization of the traditional mean difference based effect measure by using the log ratio of means as an effect size measure for each gene in each study.

The single-base boundary terms consider the mean effect of the bases adjacent to the triple.

The 10 adverse mean effect sizes, however, were based on cross-sectional, retrospective, or prospective correlations for 60%, 26%, and 14% of the supporting studies, respectively.

We used a simple quality measure associated with both log-ratio of means based and standardized mean difference based effect sizes.