Sentence examples for moderated analysis from inspiring English sources

Differential expression between the three states was assessed using an empirical Bayes moderated analysis of variance (Smyth 2004).

Differential expression was assessed using a moderated analysis of variance (ANOVA) F-test for each miRNA between the three populations.

The results were analyzed with a path analysis-based moderated mediation analysis to determine whether the hypotheses were supported.

Furthermore, the findings from both moderated regression analysis and simple slope analysis show that the relationships between regulatory fit and both attitude and purchase intention are moderated by consumer characteristics (i.e., trust propensity and self-confidence).

In order to remove multi-collinearity from the moderated regression analysis, mean-centering was conducted.

Further, the moderated mediation analysis, cross-validated by the teacher interviews, showed evidence that high teacher expectations alone may not be enough to predict teacher enactment of ABPs.

Again gender was supported using moderated mediation analysis such that men engaged in more deviant behaviors in response to family-to-work conflict.

Different approaches such as moderated factor analysis (Bauer and Hussong 2009; Curran et al. 2014) could have been used to test for MI across continuous grouping (or moderator) variables if a continuous age variable would have been available.

We conducted a moderated mediation analysis (Hayes, 2013) in order to clearly distinguish the mediatory power of gender identity and the moderating role of independent self-construal while controlling for both firm-level and individual-level variables.

The influence of these management levers upon the CAD system performance is analyzed through the use of moderated regression analysis conducted on a cross-sectional data of 143 firms representing the vehicular industry in the USA.

Consistent with our hypothesis, results of a moderated regression analysis showed that for participants high (vs. low) in dispositional NFCC the relation between parents' and offspring behavior is stronger, implying normative continuity.