Sentence examples for outlying effect from inspiring English sources
Thus, the influence of outlying effect sizes was assessed by deleting them from the statistical analyses, in order to check whether a few data might affect the results.
However, the Méndez and Gómez's (2001) study [ 20] showed a very outlying effect size of d = 12.957.
As Figure 1 shows, one of the studies exhibited an outlying effect size of d = 13.033 [ 20].
This way we will avoid those bigger cities having an outlying effect on the results of these models.
In these analyses, the outlying effect size obtained in the Méndez and Gómez's (2001) study [ 20] was removed from the statistical analyses for measures of behaviours in the posttest.
Although the mean effect size obtained for measures of behaviours in the posttest was d+ = 1.33, when an outlying effect size was removed from the analysis [ 20], the mean effect decreased to d+ = 0.89, although still being highly statistically significant.
Standard statistical methodology exists for assessing the evidence of heterogeneity in fixed-effects meta-analysis, such as I and Cochran's Q-Statistic [Higgins and Thompson, 2002; Huedo-Medina et al., 2006; Ioannidis et al., 2007], and can thus be used to highlight populations with outlying allelic effects.
As explained before, to increase the effect of central pixels of window and reduction effect of outlying pixels, the pixels are weighted.
Of thirty social drinkers tested, one was excluded for having an outlying transfer effect (greater than 1.5 times the interquartile range below the mean, which no participant in previous studies had shown) providing 29 participants for analysis (14 instructed, 15 non-instructed).
To assess the effect of outlying high homocysteine values, we repeated the analysis excluding 18 subjects with homocysteine concentrations higher than the 99th percentile (25.78 µmol/L), which did not materially change results (data not shown).
Robust ANOVA, in contrast to classical ANOVA and range statistics, accommodates outlying values, lessening their effects on the produced estimates.
