Sentence examples for suggested large effects from inspiring English sources

Decreasing levels of C and N intermediates of the primary metabolism in plant communities with lower legume proportions suggested large effects of non-leguminous species on the metabolism of L. corniculatus which indicates facilitating effects of co-occurring legumes.

By this metric, values about.5 indicate medium effects, and values above.8 suggest large effects [27].

50 64 66 Estimates of the impact of HWWS on health from systematic reviews suggest large effects (up to 48% reduction in diarrhoea).

In addition, meta-analyses examining neuropsychological function in ADHD suggested larger effect sizes compared to those found in OCD.

Moreover, here we focus on non-verbal working memory tasks as previous research has suggested larger effect sizes for spatial, as compared to verbal, working memory tasks in ADHD [ 7].

For long-term exposure, the effect estimates were smaller when higher pollution days were included (7.52%; 95% CI: 1.95, 13.40%), suggesting larger effects between low-concentration long-term PM2.5 and mortality.

Across all 31 meta-analyses, on average datasets from observational studies suggested larger prognostic effects than those from randomised controlled trials; from a random effects meta-analysis, the estimated average difference in the effect size was 24%95%5% CI 7%to40%0%) of the overall biomarker effect.

For example, the peri-operative beta-blocker evidence suggests large treatment effects (i.e., relative risk reductions >75%) but these results are inconsistent with beneficial cardiovascular therapies established in trials with 10,000s of patients, which generally demonstrate moderate relative risk reductions in the order of 15 to 35% [ 14- 16].

Once more results suggest large negative direct effects from SCS to MY and small reciprocal effects in the opposite direction.

Earlier results obtained on NET with children [ 5, 31] suggest large between-groups effect sizes of d = 0.7 1.0 for PTSD symptom severity for NET vs. waiting list.

Ms. Jackson, a former Laura Dean dancer, and her collaborators, the lighting designer Susanne Poulin and the costume designer George Hudacko, are adept at suggesting large things with small effects.