magnitude of effect

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magnitude
noun[U]
uk
/ˈmæɡ.nɪ.tʃuːd/us
/ˈmæɡ.nə.tuːd/
the large size or importance ...
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effect
noun
uk
/ɪˈfekt/us
/əˈfekt/
the result of a ...
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In order to describe themagnitudeofeffectfor findings, eta-squared effect sizes are presented.
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Therefore, we will need to address the issue of providing unbiased estimates of themagnitudeofeffectin the presence of unknown confounders.
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In order to provide information on themagnitudeofeffectof study findings, we calculated etasquared effect sizes for each of our analyses.
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Themagnitudeofeffectof the factor groups is determined.
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Themagnitudeofeffectis indicated by the difference, or range, between the highest and lowest probability weight, at 57.
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However, themagnitudeofeffectrequired to maintain adequate lung function for postnatal survival is not clear.
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The left and right amygdala had the greatestmagnitudeofeffect.
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On the other hand, themagnitudeofeffectof any particular experience/exposure is thought to be modest.
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The factor group with the greatestmagnitudeofeffectby far is temporal reference, with a range of 77.
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For all statistics, themagnitudeofeffectis greater for the exponential distribution than the gamma distribution with l 2, since a fraction of sites remain neutral.
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Cohen (1977, 1988) pointed out that significance testing can be misleading if not interpreted in relation to themagnitudeofeffectsize.
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Cohort studies have found a similarmagnitudeofeffectwith institution of insulin therapy (29).
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Odds ratios, reflectingmagnitudeofeffectrather than its significance, were not very different in the two analyses of combined variables.
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