Sentence examples for the effects of study from inspiring English sources
We performed plasma lipoprotein subclass analyses to yield new information on the effects of study randomization on cardiovascular risk.
A significant albeit small proportion of total variance was explained by both the effects of study period (∼69%) and treatment-vs.-control (∼7%).
We then compared the effects of study site location, and habitat quality (restored versus non-restored) on macrofaunal density using thirteen response variables.
Four experiments investigated the origin of associative and categorical memory illusions by comparing the effects of study and test associations on Deese/Roediger McDermott (DRM) and categorized lists.
However, the effects of study design, exposure factors, and sampling and measurement errors on the strength of the personal-ambient associations have not been evaluated quantitatively in a systematic manner.
The effects of study site and year on PC1, PC2 and PC3 scores were tested with a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) using the Wilks' lambda test in the R 2.6.0 software.
For Chinese citizens, the effects of studying in the United States are rarely as simple as the cliché of coming home with wildly different ideas.
The effects of studying or remembering information in groups has also been examined.
Furthermore, instance views of priming suggest that the effects of study-test changes in object size on priming may depend on participants' familiarity with a specific object size; specifically, priming will be larger for objects tested in an unfamiliar size when they were studied in an unfamiliar than when studied in a familiar size.
This strengthens external validity by eliminating the effects of study-related monitoring or diagnostic tests.
The effects of study-centre were stronger in all scales for the teacher ratings compared to the parent ratings, except for the scale 'prosocial behaviour' which showed the strongest study-centre effect for the parent ratings (see Q statistics in Table 3).
