Sentence examples for trend effects and from inspiring English sources

To minimize the possible time trend effects and selective genotyping in a particular population cows and bulls included were selected that were born within a similar time frame.

To facilitate the interpretation of these analyses, we only present net trend effects and we abstain from presenting the effects of the other independent variables.

The use of detailed statistical modelling of relationships between factors, dose response modelling, polynomial modelling in opioid exposure duration, inter-quartile trend effects and adjustment for known cardiovascular risk factors added further analytical power to the study.

Non-differential random errors typically deflate risk estimates for dichotomous and continuous exposures (and trend effects for ordered polytomous exposures) towards the null (no effect), reduce their precision, and may therefore mask true effects.

Within each year, a model was first fit with a fixed entry effect, fixed first, second, third, and fourth order polynomial trend effects in both the row and column directions [ 39], and flowering time as a fixed linear covariate.

The model simulates reasonably well the long-term behavior of PMCs both as to the solar cycle effect and as to the long-term trends in all three separated latitudinal zones of PMC albedo/brightness and supports the dominant role of high latitudes (74°N to 82°N) in both the solar cycle and trend effects in polar mesospheric clouds.

In multivariate models, we found that older maternal age and earlier birth year were both associated with elevated cord blood PCB levels, indicating both cumulative exposure and temporal trend effects.

Models for these experiments generally may include one or more of: correlations, systematic trends, carryover effects and interference effects.

PCA was used to visually explore global effects for genome wide trends, unexpected effects and outliers in the expression data (library made4 for R [63]).

Principal components analysis (PCA) was used to visually explore global effects for genome-wide trends, unexpected effects, and outliers in the expression data (Partek® Pro™ software, www.partek.com).com

We used least squares regression in started log scale to fit trends, seasonal effects, and day-of-week effects.