Sentence examples for to detect an effect for from inspiring English sources

Therefore, failing to account for this financing might impair our ability to detect an effect for the 2007 14 funding as we have two years in which payments overlap.

However, if they are, we may have failed to detect an effect for a number of reasons.

In addition, our study was underpowered to detect an effect for diseases where notification rates were very low.

For the three SNPs in this study in the TRAF1/C5 region we had 86% power to detect an effect for the SNP rs2900180 and we found that this was the most strongly associated SNP with JIA for this region.

Another possible explanation for why we did not find a benefit for the practice-level intervention is that the seven-month timeframe was too short to detect an effect for the intervention that only indirectly affected patients.

For example, if the small centres were recruiting to intervention 1 (i.e. they were allocated the following combinations of interventions: 123; 124; 125; 134; 135; 145) and the large centres were recruiting to intervention 5 then the study may not have enough power to detect an effect for intervention 1.

Likewise, the individual case-control studies (i.e. urban vs. rural) with the same power and level of significance will be able to detect an effect of OR<0.6 for common exposures (40 60% prevalence), and OR<0.4 for rare exposures (10%).

Finally, our study was powered primarily to detect an effect of treatment for the two supplement groups combined as compared with control.

The interventions that these trials are designed to test are putative modifiers, chemical or otherwise, of HD pathogenesis, and the inclusion of genotype for important genetic variations that also modify HD pathogenesis will increase the power of the clinical trials to detect an effect of the intervention by controlling for the effect of the genetic background of each test subject.

We were unable to detect an effect of this polymorphism on the risk for RA in these cohorts of women, and this could reflect inadequate power to detect a risk estimate of that magnitude.

Because the level of autosomal inbreeding and X-chromosome inbreeding were positively correlated (r = 0.94), we may have lacked power to detect an effect of X-chromosome inbreeding after controlling for autosomal inbreeding.