To test for the effects of Sleep and Interference on recall, we performed a two-way, mixed-effects ANOVA (N = 45) using Sleep v. Wake and Interference v. No-Interference as predictors, and mean recall performance of the B word as the outcome measure.
Diabetes generally develops over a long period, and we did not test for the effects of ageing.
Today, his heart cell models are so accurate that pharmaceutical companies use them to test for the effects of drugs on cardiac arrhythmia.
No one has yet created a realistic test for the effects of inhaled nanoparticles; such a test could easily cost more than $1 million to design and carry out, toxicologists say.
Information on the social backgrounds of the observers was collected during the questionnaire to test for the effects of socio-professional factors and fish observation experiences on aesthetic preferences.
We used a repeated-measures design to test for the effects of HIF on BMR in Phyllotis darwini, a granivorous rodent.
To test for the effects of peripheral sensory stimulation, we interleaved the ISP stimulation epochs with a similar protocol, where the adjacent electrode pairs were stimulated with opposite polarity ('shuffled ISprotocol firstrst pair received an L R direction current pulse, second one received an R L, third one an L R, and so on; Fig. 8a).
Conditional on the decision to enter the market for immature technology, we test for the effects that trust proxied by the context in which the negotiating parties first met has on the likelihood that these negotiations are successful.
The current study used a novel within-subjects design to test for the effects of analytic thought (reasons analysis) on the quality of the resulting judgments, as well as on subsequent, unanalyzed judgments of the same stimuli.
Using patch-scale spatial data generated from GIS, mixed-effect modelling was performed to test for the effects of five local drivers and their first-order interactions in explaining the variation of the preservation rate of these features.
We test for the effects of volunteering measured as a binary and a continuous variable.
