The phrase "a supportive effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive influence or impact that something has on another thing or situation.
Example: "The new policy has a supportive effect on employee morale, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a beneficial impact on" or "a positive influence on".
These immune factors may have limited microglia activation and proliferation, the influx of peripheral macrophages or microglia precursor cells, or had a supportive effect on neurons in the area of injury.
However, 4-OHT-inducible, IEC-specific cKO of p38α in tumor-established mice alleviated tumor burden, suggesting that p38α also has a supportive effect on tumor cell proliferation.
A variety of other factors, such as insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1), insulin, and glucocorticoids, have been proposed to have a supportive effect on human RBCs development.
Here, a trusting relationship served as the instrument of reassurance while also having an indirect supportive effect on patients with other worrying cognitions.
These results suggest that CAFs have little direct supportive effect on tumor growth, but play a critical role in immune modulation in TME and that inhibition of CAF function in vivo enhances the potency of DC-based vaccines by dampening the immune suppressive system.
Especially the private things they hear that I wasn't even aware of, or will never find out.You are known for your showmanship and unorthodox dress has this elaborate style had an effect on your career?The experience of knowing that I always walk on stage fully as myself has only ever had the richest and most supportive effect on my artistic output, my composition and especially my playing.
Apart from classic actions of thyroxine (T4) and T3, the thyroid gland-stimulating hormone (TSH) has many supportive effects on the immune system [ 120].
Additionally, we evaluated the tumor supportive effect of miR-1246 on TAMs.
Importantly, adhesion of NCI-H929 cells to BMSCs induced a decrease of miR-29b expression after 12 h, suggesting that low miR-29b might indeed be associated with the supportive effect exerted by huBMM on MM cell growth and survival.
We suggest that further investigation is merited not only on the impact of specific types of community services on subsequent nursing home use, as recommended by Jette and colleagues [ 10], but also on the supportive effect of combining different HCBS to the key individual services.
This difference between the processing of numbers compared to letters might be based on the supportive effect of numerical semantic representations, which are assumed to be activated automatically even though task irrelevant [ 10, 11, 66- 68], while no comparable semantic representations are associated with single letters.
