Sentence examples for ameliorate efficacy from inspiring English sources

Modification of HDL in diabetes by glycation and oxidation may ameliorate efficacy of its vasoprotective functions [ 13].

Technical aspects to ameliorate efficacy of delivery may further improve its impact on domain-specific cognitive abilities.

The possibility that quercetin may ameliorate efficacy of chemotherapy is strengthen by the safety of the molecule administered through intravenous infusion.

Nebulized antibiotics could be a promising alternative to ameliorate antibacterial efficacy.

These findings suggest that selective inhibition of the KGF/KGFR pathway may provide a useful tool to ameliorate the efficacy of the therapeutic strategies for certain epithelial tumors.

No differences were observed between SNA-enriched IVIG and neuraminidase-treated IVIG in the efficacy to ameliorate ITP (Guhr et al., 2011; Leontyev et al., 2012b), K/BxN serum transfer arthritis (Campbell et al., 2014), and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (Othy et al., 2014).

Any improvement in antimalarials efficacy would ameliorate the cost-effectiveness of the intervention despite an increase in its cost, within the boundaries estimated in this study.

The therapy of these infections may ameliorate urticaria and the efficacy of the H1 antihistamine treatment.

Several attempts have therefore been made to further develop ancillary drug with the aim to preserve the high therapeutic activity of CDDP by reducing the undesired side-effects, such as sunitinib, which could improve chemotherapeutic efficacy and ameliorate CDDP-induced nephrotoxicity in experimental animals [ 13].

A low FODMAP diet has demonstrated efficacy in ameliorating GI symptoms in children and adults with IBS in double blind, randomized controlled trials [61, 62].

RNAi therapy using lentiviral delivery exhibited marginal efficacy in ameliorating disease and pathology in previous in vivo prion disease models, most likely because direct ic injection limited viral transduction to cells immediately adjacent to the injection site [12], [13].