Examples of using Magnitude of effect in English and their translations into Japanese
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Magnitude of Effect: Risk of cancer may be reduced;
Magnitude of effect: Risk varies by behavior and medical condition.
Magnitude of Effect: Variable but approximately a sixfold increase overall.
Magnitude of Effect: Seven to nine events per 1,000 procedures.
Magnitude of Effect: 2% decrease with every month of breast-feeding.
Magnitude of Effect: Solid evidence for rare but serious harms.
Magnitude of Effect: Average RR reduction is 30% to 40%.
Magnitude of Effect: Increased risk, large magnitude(more than fivefold).
Magnitude of Effect: Modest with observed RRs of 1.20 to 1.8.
Magnitude of Effect: 16% relative reduction in lung cancer- specific mortality.
Magnitude of Effect: Variable, but approximately a six-fold increase in incidence overall.
Magnitude of Effect: Approximately a 26% increase in incidence of invasive breast cancer;
Magnitude of Effect: Risk is doubled if a single first-degree relative is affected;
Magnitude of Effect: Modest with observed relative risks(RRs) of 1.8 to 2.4.
Magnitude of Effect: Modest with observed relative risks(RRs) of 1.8 to 2.4.
Magnitude of Effect: Increases in the following outcomes were observed in the dutasteride group.
Magnitude of Effect: Decreased risk, with a larger effect, the greater the reduction in exposure.
Magnitude of Effect: Regular Pap screening decreases cervix cancer incidence and mortality by at least 80%.
Magnitude of Effect: Unknown, probably greater for larger polyps(i.e.,>1.0 cm) than smaller ones.
Magnitude of Effect: Among women without cervices, fewer than 1 per 1,000 had abnormal Pap test results.