Sentence examples for secondary effect size from inspiring English sources

Stereo radiographs for evaluation of absolute component migration (primary effect size) and single-direction absolute component migration (secondary effect size) were obtained within the first postoperative week and at 6 weeks, 6 months, 1 year, and 2 years.

All results for primary and secondary outcomes can be found in Table  4.> -wrap-foot> Annotation: primary outcome; secondary outcome; effect size d: 0.2 small, 0.5 medium, and > 0.8 large effect; FAM: Maintaining family integration, cooperation and an optimistic definition of the situation, SUP: Maintaining social support, self-esteem, and psychological stability and III.

The primary outcome measure was the reported effect size; secondary outcome measures were the publication year, the study size, the mean pre-intervention level of the investigated parameter and the treatment assignment to experimental or control group.

Our secondary outcomes yielded an effect size for immediate recall greater than that obtained in a meta-analysis comparing focused memory training interventions to active control conditions (.35 vs..18) [ 68], and a similar lack of benefits in delayed recall.

The current (2010) version of CONSORT requires that authors show "the results for each group for each primary and secondary outcome, the estimated effect size and its precision (such as 95% confidence interval)." 36 It makes no suggestion that authors use distributions to depict each subject's outcome when that outcome is a continuous.

Significance for non-inferiority was also reached in all secondary outcomes (at corresponding standardised effect size margins of 0.4).

The primary efficacy measure (change in rating scale score) was summarised with standardised mean difference (SMD; a measure of effect size) and secondary outcome measures with relative risks.

The effect size for secondary school children was greater (over 4% difference in overweight and obesity prevalence comparing the highest to lowest quartile) compared to primary school children (1.5%).

For deletions, biases in the landscape are a secondary effect of the increased genome sizes in the fit set, resulting in a larger proportion of neutral deletions in the second time interval.

Our data indicate that the primary phenotype of crwn mutants is a reduction in nuclear size and that the reduction in endopolyploidy observed in double and triple crwn mutants is a secondary effect in response to reduced nuclear size.

The primary outcome variable (reported effect size) and the secondary outcome variables (baseline, study size and treatment group) were regressed against the publication year.