Sentence examples for methodologies for effect from inspiring English sources

It is well known that QTL discovery in biparental mapping populations with a limited number of progeny (< 300) tends to overestimate individual QTL effects, regardless of statistical methodologies for effect assignment (the Beavis effect, see Beavis 1994).

The latter half of the chapter discusses current methodologies for evaluating effects on male reproductive health, including functional assessments of spermatogenesis and fertility, along with gross macroscopic and microscopic evaluations.

However, the novel power methodology for mixed-effects models resulted in 80% power (alpha = 0.05) for a covariate effect of 35%, thus proving the study design to be adequately powered for a population approach if a putative clinically relevant difference of >35% would be present between fed and fasting patients.

4. Design their own methodologies for tracking the effects of social promotion versus retention; write proposals for grants to fund their studies.

In the many editions of the DAFx conference, we have witnessed a proliferation of new and emerging methodologies for digital audio effects at many levels of abstraction, from signal level to symbol level.

The statistical power of the newly proposed (ADAS-CogIRT) and the standard ADAS-Cog scoring methodologies for detecting treatment effects was evaluated through two simulation experiments.

Mixed or multi-methods research, which integrates quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis in a single study or a program of inquiry, provides methodologies for measuring the effects of an intervention within complex, growing and evolving contexts while also exploring the context of the intervention itself [ 32, 33].

This is largely due to insufficient data and unclear methodology for translating effects in terms of environmental and economic savings.

We conclude this paper by reflecting on our approach as research methodology for assessing effect-driven design methods and argue that qualitative studies, prior to validating design methods quantitatively, will increase the significance of design methodology for design practice.

This paper discusses and extends methodology for random-effects change point models for longitudinal data on cognitive tests.

The developed methodologies for including wettability alteration effect into flow affecting parameters have been implemented on Malaysian oil reservoir for improved history matching.