Sentence examples for an adequate effect from inspiring English sources

The effect was weaker in the closed-mouth model, but by increasing the HFNC flow produced an adequate effect.

Taken together, these data suggest that T lymphocytes are the main glucocorticoid-responsive leucocytes, but may not be able to transmit an adequate effect of endogenous or exogenous glucocorticoids during sepsis due to their reduced number.

A post hoc power analysis (G*Power3 software; [36]) on our behavioral measure, peak object roll (see below), yielded an adequate effect size (d = 0.667) and sample size [power (1-β) >0.80; α = 0.5] for each group.

This was compared to a hypothesized 60% return to work (RR 1.5) as an adequate effect size.

To obtain an adequate effect, sufficient drug concentrations must persist in the target cells for an adequate time.

The hot water used to disinfect did probably not reach all areas at required temperatures and the disinfectant might not have had an adequate effect on the biofilm in all areas.

In contrast to patients' satisfaction, another widely used outcome measure that was shown in several European studies to be not an adequate outcome due to ceiling effects [ 5, 6], HRQoL is a suitable endpoint in cardiac populations [ 7, 8], also in terms of long-term prognosis [ 9].

Higher velocity within the laminar regime is advantageous in minimizing the heat-dissipation effect, and to ensure an adequate washing effect against particulate settlement.

Targeting of gliomas via the blood stream implies successful transfer over the BBB, an obstacle that prevents adequate effect of many agents in diseases of the central nervous system.

In this investigation, although the OFI extract showed an adequate inhibitory effect on ear edema, it did not exceed the effects observed with isorhamnetin diglycosides IGR and IGP.

Superheat temperature at 950 °C with 15 minutes holding time has presented an adequate modification effect with skeleton structure of Mg2Si particles faded and transformed into fine polygonal shape, accompanied with decrease in size.