The phrase "a more sustained effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or intensity of an impact or influence in various contexts, such as scientific studies, marketing, or psychological effects.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a more sustained effect on employee productivity compared to previous measures."
Alternatives: "a longer-lasting impact" or "a more enduring effect".
According to our analysis of individual studies F is as effective as other triptans in the immediate treatment of menstrual migraine attacks, but exhibits a more sustained effect.
However, the presence of Trp complexed by the HA supra-structure assures and enlarges the in vitro biostimulant action of Trp by delaying fast Trp degradation, thus promoting a more sustained effect [25].
Decreasing the expression levels of Rab4b mRNA by 60% yields to a small increase in basal glucose uptake and a more sustained effect at a physiological and maximal concentration of insulin.
Sexual status had a more sustained effect on fitness however - after 225 generations sexual populations consistently achieved greater fitness (P < 0.03), regardless of mutation rate.
Vildagliptin caused a significantly smaller reduction in FPG than rosiglitazone (Table 4), suggesting a more sustained effect throughout the day (Rosenstock et al. 2007b).
The rise per week was statistically significantly smaller with saxagliptin versus glipizide (−0.002% difference, 95% CI, −0.0046% to −0.0001%; P = 0.04) indicating a more sustained effect on glycemic control beyond week 24.
Analysis of the main (i.e., state-independent) effect of response preparation revealed two LRP clusters, with an early effect peaking at 1,276 ms and a later and more sustained effect peaking at 5,016 ms and extending from 3,508 ms until the end of the epoch at 8,000 ms.
Simple justice requires a more sustained effort.
A more sustained effort to involve parents in ROM is thus necessary.
In addition, the most significant result of our studies was a more sustained relieving effect on migraine symptoms with frovatriptan, with lower headache recurrence rates over the 48 h; these results are in line with previous reports comparing frovatriptan with placebo [7 9] or sumatriptan [10].
However, frovatriptan had a more sustained relieving effect on migraine symptoms, with lower rates of headache recurrence over the 48 h than almotriptan.
