Sentence examples for blend of effects from inspiring English sources

As expected, in a so called "general population", reflecting a blend of effects in patients with and without atherogenic dyslipidemia, a mean "diluted" effect of fibrate therapy was reduced, but still producing a significant 10% relative risk (RR) decrease in major cardiovascular events (p = 0.048) and a 13% RR reduction for coronary events (p < 0.0001).

Meta-analysis performed in a general population [ 23] reflecting a blend of effects in patients with and without dyslipidemia (45,058 participants) effect of fibrate therapy was reduced, producing only a modest but still significant 10%% RR reduction for major cardiovascular events and a 13 % RR reduction for coronary events.

Meta-analysis performed in a so called "general population" [ 170] reflecting a blend of effects in patients with and without atherogenic dyslipidemia - a mean diluted effect of fibrate therapy was reduced, producing only 13% RR reduction for coronary events (p < 0.0001).

The smaller dimensions of the stage in "Gemelos" (the title means "twins") help smooth the way for the blending of effects from both mediums.

The result is a balanced blend of old effects with new ideas, which seems to be Nackashi's specialty.

The sliding door cupboards of this design come with a blend of stylish effects of wood, glass and mirror.

Cyclamate, an older product, is ∼30 times sweeter than sucrose, but blending of sweeteners may have synergistic effects, and various combinations using this agent are now being developed.

Even if this method avoids the blending effects of the mean, the output of the median will contains large error when this assumption is false.

Tissue-selective estrogen complexes (TSECs) pair a SERM with one or more estrogens and aim to blend the positive effects of the components to provide relief of menopausal symptoms and prevention of postmenopausal osteoporosis without stimulating the breast or endometrium.

Lastly, to assess the importance of blending effects, ignition delay times of fuel blends measured experimentally were compared against times calculated using a linear combination method (i.e. superposition of constituent-fuel ignition delay times).

If the Agonal Stress Ratings reflect the blending of both effects, how do we know whether we have under- or over-corrected the main effect of interest?