Sentence examples for a prolonged effect from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we have reported evidence for a prolonged effect of the cortisol treatment.

Sustained release of salbutamol from the nanoparticles was observed for 2.5 h in vitro, and a prolonged effect was observed for 120 min in vivo.

In addition, they show a prolonged effect of action compared to the triptans.

Conclusion: Our results suggest that anesthesia has a prolonged effect on P-gp function at the BBB, lasting at least one week.

And Dr Zagefka says this means that helping others has a prolonged effect on well-being - something which people often don't realise.

In 1998, Balough et al. described that the local injection of a fibrin-based sustained release vehicle impregnated with gentamicin allowed for a prolonged effect without absorption in the untreated ear or blood[3].

Immunization with ΔsecA2 and ΔsecA2ΔlysA also showed a more prolonged effect on control of M. tuberculosis infection, which was still apparent 3 months after challenge.

Raising awareness is likely to compare favourably in cost-effectiveness terms, and may have a more prolonged effect than a further round of screening.

Distributed lag models exhibited a different risk pattern between the United States and Europe, with a more prolonged effect of exposure to PM10 seen in the United States.

It has been shown that the penetration of the CPP DNA complex did not depend on the endosomal pathway, which would enable a more prolonged effect of the DNA upon intracellular delivery due to a slower release [ 32– 32].

For analysis of factors associated with MEMS adherence, data was aggregated into 12-week periods for each child, reducing random fluctuation and allowing a more prolonged effect of cofactors.