Sentence examples for be slightly less effective from inspiring English sources
The background filter is still safe to use but will be slightly less effective on these post-HV-change data.
Background filtering of data collected after 2012 Mar 29 will therefore be slightly less effective than with a fully optimized gain map, but is otherwise perfectly "safe". A more accurate gain map will be constructed when adequate data have been accumulated, probably sometime in 2013.
Fanapt was initially pitched as a medicine that might be slightly less effective, based on a study that compared it to Risperdal, a Johnson & Johnson antipsychotic that is now generic.
Interventions that reduce mosquito survival were also found to be slightly less effective when implemented in systems with shorter EIPs.
In the NSABP-P1, tamoxifen was shown to be slightly less effective in premenopausal subjects as compared to postmenopausal women [ 32].
Glargine appears to offer no benefit in terms of glycaemic control over NPH insulin, while detemir might be slightly less effective than NPH [ 22].
The percentage of apoptotic cells was not significantly different between the two BPs treatments(P = 0.069) although concentration used for BP7033Br ALK was lower (200 µM) Concerning D3H2LN cells, the effect of the two BPs was slightly less effective (20%) as compared to the MDA-MB-231 parental cells (Fig. 4C and 4D).
Xyl-MRP showed a similar biphasic effect on NaCl intensity but was slightly less effective than GalA-MRP.
The results showed that both the elastic fastening system and the noise barriers could effectively reduce noise levels; however, the noise reduction effect of the elastic fastening system was slightly less effective, because the main noise source was wheel rail interactions.
In the Lilly test, the drug was slightly less effective over all than Zyprexa, which is considered the most effective among the widely used schizophrenia treatments.
Although the minipill is slightly less effective than the combination pills, it can be used by women, like those who are breast-feeding, who cannot take estrogen.
