The delayed introduction of the dengue rapid tests may have introduced some diminution of effects.
Thus we expected some diminution of effect in intervention sites.
They observed an initial decrease of up to 40% of doses with a gradual diminution of effect over time.
As already noted, pooling studies spanning different regions of the x-axis of Figure 1 would inevitably result in diminution of apparent effect size.
They report clear evidence of a diminution in the effects of unions on wages, financial performance, and productivity through time even if certain unfavorable effects of unions are found to persist such as slower employment growth and elevated absenteeism.
Treatment strategies include dose adjustments, addition of adjunctive medications, or allowing the passage of time in the hopes of achieving further symptom reduction and the diminution of adverse effects.
A decrease in the number of AdipoR receptors is the main adiponectin sensitivity influence regulating factor, and it may induce diminution of adiponectin effects (e.g., reduction in tissue insulin sensitivity observed during T2D) [ 30, 63, 64].
However, we also found a higher reduction in HbA1c at 6 months of follow-up for two of our treatment arms compared to 12 months of follow-up, supporting prior literature on the diminution of intervention effects over time [ 41].
Macrophages are preferred host for Leishmania, but these cells seem to synergies with parasite to facilitate infection [ 2– 4] and because of this, there is a strong possibility for diminution of such effects of KMP-11 in infected MΦs in human VL cases.
Parathion caused a biphasic effect over later development with initial, widespread upregulation of 5HT 1A) receptors that peaked in the frontal/parietal cortex by PN60, followed by a diminution of that effect in most regions and emergence of deficits at PN100.
It should be pointed out that continuous acupuncture stimulation for more than 1 2 h may lead to a diminution of analgesic effect, a phenomenon known as "acupuncture tolerance".
