Sentence examples for a modest effect in from inspiring English sources
A new study found that it seemed to have a modest effect in alleviating the symptoms of advanced Alzheimer's disease.
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The policy shift may have a "modest effect in the short term" on the birth rate, says Wang Feng, a demographer at the University of California, Irvine.
Although some evidence of a modest effect in favor of nortriptyline was observed during the second treatment period (about one patient in five got a 10-point reduction in pain from drug above placebo effect), this occurred in the presence of a strong carryover effect.
In vitro, MTB lacking DosR show no survival defect in the defined hypoxic model and only a modest effect in the standing culture hypoxic model.
In addition, the human PP6R proteins have a modest effect in restoring NCR gene expression in response to rapamycin treatment in cells devoid of the Saps.
However, single-agent antiangiogenesis therapy has had only a modest effect except in renal cell carcinoma.
Even though these variations were found to have only a modest effect on in vitro switching, they are expected to play a much greater role during infection, where factors such as immune responses and binding affinities can significantly alter the var gene expression profiles.
In contrast to a modest effect of O3CB in B6 mice, C3 mice showed dramatic changes in SDNN and rMSSD responses, indicating that HR regulation was uniquely different between strains.
Such a modest effect size is in accordance with other emerging studies in complex disease that routinely report small changes in DNA methylation in a case control setting.
Huntington (1998) examines the linkages between oil price and inflation from a different perspective and finds that consumer prices appear to respond asymmetrically to energy price increase and decrease in the U.S. LeBlanc and Chinn (2004) show that oil price increases are likely to have only a modest effect on inflation in the U.S., Japan, and Europe.
