Thus, the SERS technique could be applied for the in situ monitoring of the statistical effects of drug exposure and as an effective, simple, and sensitive tool for drug screening and discovery.
Despite this, the statistical effects of low-precision computation during training are not well understood.
At SCVNGR, we've been able to examine the statistical effects of introducing game dynamics into situations that are decidedly not games.
Because of the large amount of resulting data, a statistical effects model is employed.
Further, many studies were underpowered to detect any but the largest statistical effects.
Students are no longer individuals led into full membership in society but mere statistical effects used for political purposes.
In C. elegans, the action of molecular mechanisms on aging can be inferred from their statistical effects on the distribution of lifespans within populations.
This approach effectively corrects the family-wise error rate in the context of multiple comparisons by grouping adjacent data points displaying similar statistical effects and is not affected by partial dependencies in the data74.
But the indications are that the disease is devastating to family finances, widely variable in the damage it inflicts on individual companies and government health budgets, and -- so far, anyway -- surprisingly minor in its statistical effects on national economies.
Nevertheless, statistical effects on the damage evolution associated with microstructure distribution heterogeneities have not yet been addressed quantitatively due to the difficulty in tracking individual cavities.
This was so the researchers could examine and compare the statistical effects arising from the duration that the birds were together for both chosen and non-chosen pairs (Figure 2): During the course of the study, the team followed the behaviours and reproductive successes of 46 chosen pairs (C) and 38 non-chosen pairs (NC).
