Sentence examples for observing effects from inspiring English sources

First, they were observing effects in the context of tumor formation and progression, while we observed effects on cells that had already come from fully developed tumors.

We cannot rely solely on tests of statistical significance in evaluating whether we are observing effects of easing labor regulation.

The effect caused by NM-300K to different trophic levels was considered by observing effects on microorganisms in the soil, plants (data not published) and earthworms [10].

While several existing computer-based learning environments include scaffolds like explanation construction tools, guiding questions, argumentation interfaces, workspaces for structuring tasks, data comparison tools, and tools for observing effects of plans made or models built, several of these scaffolds are part of the environment design and are not adaptive.

Deficits in self-identifying emotions or in observing effects of one's behavior on others can make it difficult for individuals with AS to see why medication may be appropriate.

If the diet changes, this may entail an important degree of misclassification and decreases the probability of observing effects that depend more on current than in past exposure.

Our analysis also included cases under age 65, which diluted the overall effect estimate and reduced the chances of observing effect modification by factors other than age.

The remaining fifteen studies found mixed results, with few observing significant effects of both parents' or either of the parent's education on children's OHRQoL, and the remaining reporting parent's education to influence only a few domains of the OHRQoL.

Changes in the enzyme hydration or aggregation do not seem to be responsible for the observed poor storage stability, although it is possible that in the presence of water, we could be observing two competing effects (activation and fast deactivation) which prevent us from clearly separating the two effects (low storage stability from a deactivation/activation effect of added water).

Because at the observing point these effects comprise both the direct and the induced fields, and having in view the frequency difference of the SC variation in comparison to the secular variation, a suitable filter applied to data would eliminate both the external fields and their induced effects.

Provider self-report often over-estimates performance and may be influenced by the Hawthorne effect (observing behavior may alter it) [ 19].