Sentence examples for null impact from inspiring English sources

With the premises of Resource Dependence Theory as theoretical background and drawing on a sample of 167 Spanish academic spinoffs, results of regression analysis have highlighted the positive influence of market networks and university support networks on the enhancement of academic spin-offs' entrepreneurial orientation, as well as the null impact exerted by informal networks.

However, all values of log outgroup imbalance are normally distributed (mean = 0.0148, s.d. = 0.0436, AD = 0.543, P = 0.157), suggesting the existence of a constraining factor that keeps real trees close to a situation of null impact of outgroups on tree balance.

Top shoot diameter had a very low if not null impact.

Although intensive, the interventions tested here produced a modest to null impact on adherence.

Findings of modest to null impact on adherence despite intensive interventions highlights the need for more effective interventions to maintain high adherence over time.

A recent analysis reported the null impact of the economic crisis not only in premature mortality but also in self-reported health status [ 31].

The posterior probability of a non-null impact was large in the Milan and Brescia areas and in other urban centers of the Po valley.

We reported also the posterior probabilities of AD > 0. The existence of a relevant impact of PM10 over the region is strongly supported by the fact that for the most municipalities the probability of a non-null impact was > 90%; restricting the attention to the basin of the Po River, for most municipalities this probability was > 95%.

The province with the smallest estimated percentage of municipalities characterized by a non-null impact was the province of Sondrio (59.6% of municipalities with a positive estimated value for AD i A + B under RS0, 6.3% under RS1), whereas the province of Milan had the largest percentage (98.7% and 97.8% under RS0 and RS1, respectively) (see Supplemental Material, Table S2).

To determine if the null alleles impacted our population genetic analyses, we performed these analyses both before and after the dataset was adjusted for estimated null allele frequencies.

Such a misclassification of exposure would have biased our findings towards the null, and impacted the diffent categories of malformations differently.