Sentence examples for terms main from inspiring English sources

Univariable models, i.e., one fixed effect per model, were initially created with random effects and then multivariable models that included interaction terms, main and random effects were built.

The term "Main Street" had become one of the most popular mythologies and turns of phrase in the media, but what made it particularly interesting was that this political mythology was uniquely spatial.

The effects of a single factor are termed main effects.

This concept is considered by Airbus as one of the long term main objectives for aircraft development.

Its long-term main rival in growth may prove to be provincial cousin Edmonton, which sits closer to Alberta's massive oil sands deposits.

Therefore, the general term "main peaks" (MP) will be used in the following to denote the derived maxima of the LPC spectrum.

The term "main shock" refers here to the events that remain following the application of a suitable desclustering algorithm (see Pisarenko et al., 2008, 2009, and below).

Sometimes, the term main belt is used to refer only to the more compact "core" region where the greatest concentration of bodies is found.

There was no significant term main effect (F (1, 50) = 0.24).

Our findings, together with the long-term main effects on depressive symptoms, support the use of VIPI interventions among depressed mothers with young children.

Stars that are in this condition of hydrostatic equilibrium are termed main-sequence stars, and they occupy a well-defined band on the Hertzsprung-Russell (H-R) diagram, in which luminosity is plotted against colour index or temperature.