Sentence examples for trends for effects from inspiring English sources

Because most atrazine studies conducted analysis of variance to test for dose responses, despite regression analyses providing much greater statistical power (Cottingham et al. 2005), we include studies that had substantial trends for effects of atrazine (i.e., a nonsignificant increase or decrease) with studies that reported statistically significant effects (α = 0.05).

There was also a trend for effect of group number (P = 0.059) upon alert behavior, while group number significantly affected eating behavior (table 5); each individual's response was linked to how the others in their group responded.

For time since conversion, a linear model indicated no significant time associated trend for effect size (p > 0.05, R = 0.01).

A linear trend for effect between DHODH genotypes and CYP2C19 poor/intermediate, extensive and ultrarapid metabolizers was assessed.

In tendons, only trends for force x repetition interaction effects were observed in week 0 for IL-1beta and alpha.

Possible implications of these trends for the effects of place on people with severe mental illness are discussed.

Different trends for the effects of reversibility were obtained for initially diffusing chemical reactants and the results are discussed in terms of the mobility ratios of the different species.

Trends for maternal effects were limited.

Similar trends for all effects were observed in CD8+ T cells (Fig. S8D).

Examples of the time trends for age effects on DNA methylation in methylated and demethylated sites are presented in Figure  2B.

This involves assessing both individual workers for biologic effects or diseases associated with exposure, and also groups of workers for trends of effects or disease.