In contrast with ζ-potential and pH, the independent variables had the most significant (p < 0.05) effect on size index.
In addition, a new fitness function that considers coupling, cohesion, package count index and package size index is developed.
First, we examine how the choice of the effect size index (η2, ω2 and ε2) affects the sample size and power of the main study.
Several landscape metrics have been developed to quantify the extent of fragmentation, of which the Effective Mesh Size Index (meff) is one of the most widely used.
The physicochemical properties considered as response variables were: ζ-potential (Y1), conductivity (Y2), emulsion stability (Y3), size index (Y4) and pH (Y5).
The pore size index is defined as the product of the two principal dimensions, or diameters, of the pore and is in units of square Angstroms (Å2).
Statistical analyses enabled the distinction of local and regional source areas of aeolian material and revealed pronounced changes in the amounts of different heavy mineral species and corresponding changes in the grain size Index (GSI and CSI).
In this method, NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index), TGSI (Topsoil Grain Size Index), and land surface albedo were selected as indicators for representing land surface conditions from vegetation biomass, landscape pattern, and micrometeorology.
What is then the best effect size index for dichotomous data?
Similarly, many of these texts also discuss and provide various computational and translational formulas for an alternative effect size index r [42].
However, given the dichotomous nature of primary outcome measures in all but a few studies (e.g., [12]), the probit was chosen as an effect size index and then transformed to d-equivalent dprobit.
