Sentence examples for moderated change from inspiring English sources

FISQ and PIQ moderated change in general functioning and symptom load, respectively.

This study explores how national context moderated change in support for nuclear energy after the Fukushima accident.

Both level and change in dysfunctional attitudes moderated changes in alcohol consumption through the level of and changes in depression.

The results indicated that FSIQ moderated changes in CGAS scores and imply that the general functioning improvement slope for patients with high FSIQ were steeper than those with lower scores.

The results indicated that PIQ moderated changes in HoNOSCA from the intake session to the follow-up assessment, indicating that the improvement slopes for patients with high PIQ were steeper than those with lower PIQ.

The results show that the moderation ratio at which the fuel assembly transitions from under-moderated to over-moderated changes through the life of the fuel assembly (i.e. with burnup).

However, the test still gives a very low P-value of 9.137e−14 when considering the genes with the absolute log moderated fold-changes above 1.

Here we use moss bank cores from a 600-km transect from Green Island (65.3°S) to Elephant Island (61.1°S) as paleoclimate archives sensitive to regional temperature change, moderated by water availability and surface microclimate [12, 13].

The statistics for differential expression provided by eBayes include the (log) fold change, moderated t-statistic (same as t-statistic except that the standard errors have been moderated across genes), p-value (based on moderated t-statistic), adjusted p-value (false discovery rate adjusted p-value) and B-statistic (log-odds that the gene is differentially expressed).

For comparison with proteomic data, moderated log-fold changes were calculated using the variance stabilizing transformation supplied by Deseq.

Interaction terms were added to the model to test for prespecified subgroup effects; that is, additional terms were included in the model that tested to see if the treatment effect was changed (moderated) by fracture displacement, dementia or age group.