Sentence examples for moderated effects from inspiring English sources

We will evaluate these hypotheses by examining gender moderated effects between parenting and psychopathology.

Gender also moderated effects of disease stage on depression (β=1.791, P=0.017) such that men with lung cancer who had early disease experienced the lowest levels of depression (R=0.072).

Whereas the attitudinal component of mindfulness (curiosity) moderated effects of negative partner engagement in the conflict (i.e., attempts to control, coerciveness, negativity and conflict), the attentional component of mindfulness (decentering) moderated the effect of partner disengagement (i.e., withdrawal).

The present experiment was designed to determine whether individual variation in neurobiological mechanisms associated with substance abuse risk moderated effects of a brief preventive intervention on social competency skills.

Two general conditions are possible when combining mediating and moderating effects together: (a) moderation of a mediated effect, that is, the mediating effect is different for different values of a moderator (e.g., subgroups of clients) and (b) mediation of a moderated effect, that is, a mediation relation explains a significant interaction (moderation effect) in the data.

Of note, the solvent alone already had a moderated effect on protein expression, while Sorafenib substantially downregulated all investigated proteins.

14 Balance ability and mobility were demonstrated to be associated with cognitive performance but these physical performance measures had a sex moderated effect.

An example of mediation of a moderated effect is when an effect of a CBT program depends on certain personality traits, and this interaction changes a mediating variable of negative cognitions, which then affects depressive symptoms.

Variables such as socioeconomic status, the inclusion of children in the parenting programme, maternal mental health and individual versus group approaches to delivery moderated effectiveness although these effects tended to be modest.

Following the pioneering work of "bringing the boss back in" by Stolzenberg (1978), a few scholars paid close attention to the "moderated-effect" of size on the relationship between individual or occupational characteristics and earnings attainment.

Mediation and moderation effects: It is hypothesised that: 1. Intervention driven reductions in psychological distress will be mediated by masculine self-esteem and moderated by sexual confidence and relationship communication style.