Sentence examples for a dilution of effectiveness from inspiring English sources

This is an important consideration as Janssen et al. [28] have previously shown that there may be a dilution of effectiveness for secondary prevention interventions when compared to control groups where usual care is optimal.

Since CSFs can only reduce the risk of infections associated with true neutropenia, a low PPV would result in a dilution of the estimated effectiveness of CSF prophylaxis and estimated relative differences in effectiveness among agents being studied.

The cells were harvested and the siRNA knock down effectiveness was validated by western blot analysis using antibodies for DNMT1 (NEB #M0231S, at a dilution of 1 1000) and AUF1 (Abcam #ab50692, at a dilution of 1 1000).

"You could call it a dilution of overall research funding".

But numerous competing tours led to a dilution of fan interest and sponsorship money.

I think inevitably one will see a dilution of the codes.

Others deplore its cartoons as pandering to young readers, a dilution of text and language.

The decision to place new "supporters" into the trade union section of the electoral college has been spun as a dilution of the unions power, when in fact it is a dilution of the power of the supporters themselves.

The main change is a dilution of scepticism: about fate and selfishness, adultery and responsibility – and watersports.

They said in papers filed with the Justice Department that the plan represented a dilution of minority influence.

I'm tempted to take the purists view that it's, you know, a dilution of the pure game.