Sentence examples for reduced effect sizes from inspiring English sources
However, eQTLs tend to have significantly reduced effect sizes on protein levels, which suggests that their potential impact on downstream phenotypes is often attenuated or buffered.
Adjustment for age and to a lesser extent, ethnicity, considerably reduced effect sizes.
However, addition of 2-h glucose led to reduced effect sizes and loss of statistical significance (Table 1).
Adjustment for BMI status (but not smoking) further reduced effect sizes such that SMI status remained associated only with having one recorded physical health condition, compared to none (p = 0.018).
Adjustment for socio-demographic characteristics – in particular age and, to a lesser extent ethnicity, considerably reduced effect sizes and accounted for some of the associations, though several conditions remained strongly associated with SMI status.
This is a conservative procedure that leads to reduced effect sizes compared to analysis of the uncorrected difference waves.
Therefore, homogeneity of the explaining variables may be smaller in larger districts reducing effect sizes and leading to an underestimation of the coefficient sizes.
These coefficients were attenuated to some degree in age adjusted models, but further adjustment for hypothesised confounding factors in the fully adjusted model did not reduce effect sizes further.
First, because invasion can cause direct and indirect effects (thereby increasing ecological complexity) across all levels of biological organization (White et al. 2006), the presence of the invasion treatment was expected to reduce effect size across all spatial extents.
20 However, a sensitivity analysis censoring those on sickness absence on time of participation only reduced the effect sizes to some extent, leaving this interpretation only partly supported by the data (data not shown).
Additionally, the large age range of participants could have introduced variability that reduced the effect sizes for some structures we hypothesized would differ between groups (e.g., the amygdala), but for which we did not find group differences.
