Second, in predictive toxicology, Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR) models relate the chemical compound structures to their measured effect or activity [7, 8].
People who decline to respond might be less involved with dengue control, thus reducing the measured effect.
It may be suspected therefore that its presently measured effect namely attenuation of phosphorylation of rpS6 may be mediated by targeting electron transport in mitochondria.
We measured effect sizes (item on domain scores) to reflect the increase in domain score per unit increase in item score.
For two of these regions, a failure to validate reflected a difference in the distribution of measured effect modifiers between the two study populations.
The M22 allele of CYS4 was used as a positive control as it is recessive and causes an easily measured effect on colony color, nearly equivalent to that of a null allele (Kim et al. 2009).
Drug combinations that acted synergistically can be identified as those that exhibited significant dose reduction values (i.e. a given measured effect will be observed at dose(s) significantly lower than expected based on single agent activities).
He cited Rossi's Law, so named for the sociologist Peter Rossi: "the expected value for any measured effect of a social program is zero".
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the New York senator and a chastened veteran of the Great Society, liked to warn about government overreach by citing Rossi's Law, so named for the sociologist Peter Rossi, who had declared that "the expected value for any measured effect of a social program is zero".
The simulations capture the measured effect of radial heat removal on the conversion process in different channels inside the catalyst.
As with any independent variable, we would like to check whether the measured effect of the index of exposure to the LOGSE is casual.
