Sentence examples for received more weight from inspiring English sources
yielded null results; this finding, combined with the fact that the studies by Madhi et al. received more weight in both the fixed effects and the random effects models, may explain the null result in this subgroup analysis.
The Rasmussen-branded poll is actually the more recent of the two (despite having been published earlier) and so receives more weight in our forecast.
Certain questions receive more weight than others–such as questions related to the ability to take action, a must-have quality for any entrepreneur.
"The apps which have the search query in the name, in the developer name, or in the in-app purchase name, receive more weight points," explains Kolinko, "the apps which have the search query just in the keywords receive less points.
The more rigid parts of the molecule should receive more weight, the flexible ones less.
However, in random effects pooling, small studies receive more weight and this may affect the pooled treatment estimates.
However, the same participants also stated that their parents' input receives more weight in the final vaccination decision.
If both are still alive 10 years after diagnosis, the 80 year old receives more weight because similar individuals are more likely to have died of other causes.
In the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), for instance, performance on clinical indicators receives more weight than practice management or patient experience [ 7].
Consequently we introduced a modified Euclidian distance where points belonging to the same treatments receive more weight than points belonging to different treatments to see how this affects continuity of the submanifold found by Isomap.
Some advantages of this modeling approach, compared with using the average of available measures for each child as the outcome, are that persons with more measurements and less variability among those measurements receive more weight than those with fewer measurements and/or more variability (Fitzmaurice et al. 2011).
