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allowed for random subject-effects

Japanese translation: 被験者効果

07:23 Jan 11, 2004
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Medical
English term or phrase: allowed for random subject-effects
Cardiorespiratory variables with full numerical strength were analyzed using regression analysis to relate the response of the variable to the average plasma level of dexmedetomidine during each infusion dose. The analysis allowed for random subject-effects because repeated measurements were made for the same subject.
ahiru
Local time: 20:27
Japanese translation:被験者効果
Explanation:
Subject effects are those which the subject has on the data by being aware that they are subjects (see URL below for better definition).
It appears they are divided into "between" (被験者間) and "within (被験者内).

To allow for such effects would be to take them into account in analyzing the data, meaning something like: "分析において、ランダムな(無作為な）被験者効果も考慮された"
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Local time: 20:27
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subject-effects
被験者効果


Explanation:
Subject effects are those which the subject has on the data by being aware that they are subjects (see URL below for better definition).
It appears they are divided into "between" (被験者間) and "within (被験者内).

To allow for such effects would be to take them into account in analyzing the data, meaning something like: "分析において、ランダムな(無作為な）被験者効果も考慮された"


    Reference: http://www.abacon.com/graziano/ch08/tsld015.htm
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