Sentence examples for providing effect from inspiring English sources
This study will lay the foundation for the design of a subsequent Phase II or Phase III RCT by (a) providing effect sizes that can be included in a power analysis for sample size estimation and (b) investigating whether aerobic capacity, muscle strength, and balance are possible factors associated with the beneficial effect of exercise training on walking outcomes.
Finally, while the reader might be tempted by the idea of performing a meta-analysis of the included meta-analyses, such analysis would be fraught by a major tautology issue, with some studies providing effect estimates larger than the real ones because they had been included in several reviews.
The subcohort obtained using the case cohort design has the advantage of providing effect estimates for other outcomes than wheezing (e.g., sensitization and PEF) in a representative group of children that are guaranteed to be unbiased by the wheezing phenotype case control selection.
The present study aims to promote soil health and its plant growth providing effects further substantiating the use of organic amendments instead of fertilizers.
Increased funds for organizations and programs devoted to servicing the caregiver may increase their efforts to help Americans understand that care providing effects everyone and will also aid in granting more visibility to the care providers in every family.
Free-living physical behavior represents what persons actually do during their daily life, providing effects highly relevant for the participants.
This pilot study provided effect size estimates, effectiveness and safety endpoints that support a fully powered phase III trial.
For simplicity, the log odds ratio was used to measure intervention effectiveness, and the Mantel-Haenszel estimator provided effect estimates.
We examined these abnormalities using automated image analysis software and provide effect size estimates for prospective multi-scanner schizophrenia studies.
Latent growth modeling was used to provide effect size estimates for the influence of intervention on outcomes.
We also provide effect sizes (using Cohen's d) for an additional evaluation of our results [18].
