Sentence examples for size entailed from inspiring English sources

This effect size entailed a difference of 4 in the HAM-D total score from baseline to endpoint, specified in the protocol to be large enough to be clinically meaningful, considering a standard deviation of 10.

Increasing NiO especially at the Ni/W ratio of 4 stimulates the develop of a tailored morphology (nanoplates/nanowires with crystallites size of 11 nm) with entailed mesoporous surface texturing values (SBET = 100.7 m2/g and Vp = .186 cm3/g) exceeding those exhibited at Ni/W ratio of 1 and 2 and rather shows a monomodal type of pores at 3.5 nm.

Publish on Demand (POD) -- Pay a publisher to set up your keystrokes/computer files, to be kept and copied off (like an ebook being put onto paper) for a fee, readying it to print the first copy (cost depending on size, and complexity of what is entailed).

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

Citing Dutton's evolutionary aesthetic, we argue that comic-book superheroes persist because they offer a cultural means of negotiating the gap between the small group size that human beings have evolved a cognitive architecture to deal with, and the much larger group size that is entailed by modern social arrangements.

That entailed two skills.

Pregnancy has always entailed discomfort.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

This entailed building two separate chips.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.