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Numerical simulations show that, the larger cycle times N, the better effect of the BB decoupling operations under a fixed time scale.
The higher the vacuum degree is, the more obviously the vacuum chamber attenuates the explosion overpressure, the smaller the average overpressure is, and the better effect of the gas explosion suppression is.
Therefore, our proposed algorithm is able to obtain the better effect of the system performance.
Potentially, participants who prioritized for falling were more adherent to the intervention, resulting in a better effect of the intervention on fall incidence in the long term (second half of first-year follow-up).
The authors hypothesized that the twice-longer illumination time needed to deliver the same energy at half the power may have been responsible for the better effect of the 50-mW laser application, and this agrees with a previous study that examined zymosan-induced arthritis in the rat knee [ 9] and found that a longer illumination time was more effective.
An immediate effect of 1.0 to 1.32 log10-reduction has been described with 70% w/w ethanol, a better effect of the resident skin flora can be found with ethanol at 85% w/w (mean reduction: 2.1 to 2.5 log10-steps) or 95% w/w (mean reduction: 2.1 log10-steps) [ 7].
The relatively higher efficiency achieved for the dyes with branched chains may be related to the better effect of suppressing the dye aggregation and charge recombination.
Our results showed a significantly better effect of Memo on the MMSE score than placebo after 4 weeks of treatment.
22 Finally, transdermal estradiol formulations seem to have a better effect on the prevention of atherosclerosis.
The better effect of lithium in patients with the C allele could be explained by a detrimental effect of GSK-3β on brain function and a greater inhibitory effect of lithium in patients with lower activity of the enzyme.
These studies suggested no better effect of one colloid over the others on splanchnic haemodynamics, and the use of colloids must be weighed against their side effects [ 23].
