Rather, a small tax cut should be expected to have a small effect — and at this point one worth seeking.
The Clinton administration has shot its bolt on the terrorist problem with small effect, and a flashy show of force during the next few months will not change the record.
"Anybody could have told you without any kind of review that smoking bans don't raise heart attacks," Dr. Siegel said, but "it could be that they have an exceedingly small effect" and that reductions were "just occurring anyway" because of improvements in treatment of heart disease.
It's a very small effect, and they admit that," says computational neuroscientist Roland Baddeley of the University of Bristol.
In accord with other studies, these QTL are of small effect and will likely only be useful in genomic selection as opposed to marker-assisted selection.
The concentration (Mcal/kg) of dietary digestible energy (DE) increased linearly as starch concentration increased (very small effect) and was affected by a forage by MP interaction.
Traditional approaches to refined mapping are typically hampered by the small effect and the small proportion of the variance attached to individual QTLs.
"It was a small effect, and you're going to get those from time to time," says Kenneth Bloom, an experimenter at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, who works on the CMS.
Whilst a recent meta-analysis in the first episode bipolar disorder identified deficits in verbal fluency, these were of small effect and were observed in only two studies (Lee et al. 2014).
Men scored higher on realistic (large effect, as defined by Cohen, 1988), investigative (small effect), and enterprising (large effect) interests, whereas women obtained higher scores on artistic (large effect) and social (large effect) interests.
Schizophrenia is a neuropsychological disorder with a strong heritable component; genetic risk for schizophrenia is conferred by both common variants of relatively small effect and rare variants with high penetrance.
