Meanings of moderate effect in English

Associations here presented indicate a moderate effect of these genes on IMF.

Conclusion: Influenza vaccine has moderate effect on protecting patients with SLE.

Continuation of maintenance treatment is likely to have a moderate effect.

The reasons for this moderate effect are not fully understood.

These results suggest a multifactorial etiology, including both environmental and multiple genetic factors of moderate effect.

There was a moderate effect on prednisone use.

With common variants of moderate effect it was usually possible to perform a replication study in a reasonably-sized follow-up cohort.

Our arms, which were noiseless, could only produce a moderate effect on the savages, who have little respect for aught but blustering things.

Conclusion: It is unlikely that common variants in cell cycle pathways examined above associated with moderate effect in survival after diagnosis of ovarian cancer.

In the case of mutations having only a moderate effect, the virus grew as well as the wild type but was slightly delayed in growth.

Diary-based measures of sleep quality (but not psg measures) correlated positively (small to moderate effect sizes) with physical and mental health-related quality of life.

Using that measurement, a difference between groups of 0.2 represents a small effect, 0.5 a moderate effect and 0.8 a large effect.

Results For 55 of 59 participants, total mean BASIS-32 scores (including as well three of five subscale scores) improved significantly and with moderate effect size.

Quantitative resistance is generally controlled by genes with small-to- moderate effects on STB.

On the other hand, we observed a significant moderating effect of center volume.

Evidence is inconsistent for post-surgery interventions, reporting no or moderate effects.