Sentence examples for received an effect from inspiring English sources

All mutated QTL alleles received an effect drawn from a gamma distribution (with a shape parameter of 0.4 and scale parameter of 1.0), with an equal chance of being positive or negative according to Meuwissen et al. [ 1].

The first patient in each group received an effect-site concentration of propofol of 4.0 μg.mL−1.

Hence SNP that are in partial LD with a QTL in one breed are filtered, and only SNP in high LD with the QTL receive an effect in the prediction equation.

For Time we received a significant effect (F 6,190) = 12.994, p <0.001, eta = 0.291) representing the fact that the recall score improves from trial 1 to 7. The interaction between Time and Group was not significant (F(12,382) = 1.43, p = 0.150, eta = 0.043).

Following supplementation, women who received the supplement had slightly higher CD4 counts compared to those who received placebo, an effect that was also observed in a trial of an otherwise identical supplement that did not contain selenium [ 5].

As shown in Figure 8, the simulated performance demonstrates that at finite SNR the receiver is not able to exploit the diversity offered by all four independent paths since the last path which has a power of -20 dB contributes very little to the received signal, an effect masked by the high-SNR analysis of the DMT.

This suggests that sustained dialysis treatment, which some of the patients received, had an effect on their sCD163 concentrations.

If drug crossover is so substantial that both eyes essentially receive an equal effect even with unilateral treatment (a theoretical situation which does not apply to currently available topical agents), then the drug effect can be estimated by the average IOP change.

Or, as he was later to qualify this statement, "It so happened . . . that I had not once to do it" — for he said explicitly that he would have killed his own father if he had received an order to that effect.

According to the population strategy theory, the present study suggests that every worker (women) in a workplace with higher social capital may receive a beneficial effect on health, although the effect size of workplace social capital was small, namely 4 mm Hg decrease in SBP per one point increase in workplace coworker support.

A negative house effect means the pollster's surveys consistently showed higher support for Democratic candidates than they actually received; a positive house effect means the pollster's work consistently showed higher support for Republican candidates than they actually received.