Sentence examples for moderately strong effect from inspiring English sources

This made us reason in terms of effect sizes in general, as described by Altman [ 34], and the ambition was to detect an effect size of 0.6 between the groups, which corresponds to a moderately strong effect [ 35].

4 In our large study population of over 40,000 women, we observed moderately stronger effect sizes among men, but substantial 21%30%% reductions in HRs of CVD mortality and 11%18%% reductions in HRs of all-cause mortality among both men and women.

In the genetic models the ORs for SNPs that showed association in one or more tests was between 1.73 and 3.56 for alleles with a positive effect, and between 0.28 and 0.45 for alleles with a negative effect (table 3), indicating that individual genotypes appeared to have small to moderately strong main effects.

As previous analysis has shown, N. meningitidis exhibits a moderately strong codon bias effect [ 38, 39].

Both H. influenzae and N. meningitidis are known to exhibit moderately strong codon-bias effects (dos Reis et al. 2004; Sharp et al. 2005).

Statistical support is lost for all LHT in partial correlations (i.e., controlling for d S and the other two LHT) although the effect of longevity remains moderately strong (PP = 0.94; table 1).

The storm had minimal effects on land, limited to moderately strong winds and heavy rainfall over Newfoundland.

The effect of a history of cocaine abuse was moderately strong (OR, 4.3; CI, 1.76 – 1.76).

Of some interest, there is moderately strong evidence that a states political orientation has consistent and measurable effects on economic growth; perhaps surprisingly, a more "conservative" political orientation is associated with lower rates of economic growth.

Few studies have evaluated the risk of postnatal diagnostic irradiation, which was moderately strong here; we are not aware of any studies that also considered the effect of polymorphisms in DNA repair genes.

In consequence presence of two even moderately strong markers increases the risk of malignancy strongly.