As a result, any two performances will have a substantially different form, an effect difficult or impossible to obtain with standard notation.
To account for the possibility of a substantially larger effect size, a scheduled interim-analysis will be carried out at the 50% recruitment level, so that a 138 subjects are needed in total (see e.g. [ 38]).
Moreover, the overexpression of Aurora-A substantially aggravates the effect of irradiation, when compared to cells expressing GFP alone.
On the other hand, the fact that the attitudinal interaction effect does reach a level of.05 statistical significance, with a substantially large effect size (( widehat{beta} ) = .57*), strengthens the belief that a true moderation exists for this variable.
Results on the sample of female workers indicate that the policy had a substantially positive effect on both the probability of finding a job for the group of treated individuals (about 43%) and their level of income (397 euros per month).
An improved work environment had a substantially positive effect on all three positively scaled patient measures in all countries (that is, a favourable influence).
This is a substantially greater effect than the ∼70-bp decrease caused by tlc1Δ48 in a wild-type background, and it suggests that Rif1 and Rif2 inhibit Ku-mediated telomere lengthening.
This BMI-increasing allele has a substantially smaller effect on BMI (0.23 kg/m/allele, equivalent to 665 g for a person 1.70 m tall) and obesity risk (odds ratio 1.11/allele) and is much less frequent (5% of Europeans carry two and 36% carry one BMI-increasing allele) when compared to the FTO locus (Table 1) [ 19].
On the other hand, intracellular levels for the hydrolase β-hexosaminidase were substantially increased (Fig. 5E), an effect reversed with the addition of putrescine.
Thus, the present study achieved an effect size substantially larger than recent studies of similar design.
