Sentence examples for effect could be maintained from inspiring English sources
Hopefully, through organizational learning, this effect could be maintained over time [32].
These compounds were found to significantly quench luminescent intensity, and in particular, those containing functional groups such as hydroxyl groups that can interact with fluorophores through electrostatic interactions, meant that the quenching effect could be maintained over a long range due to the energy transfer mechanism.
We provided a sufficient condition under which the combination effect could be maintained.
The treatment effects could be maintained for eight weeks and generalized across three community settings.
Interestingly sustainable effects on suicidality could be maintained one year after the main intervention [ 4].
The treatment effect in poststroke spasticity could be maintained by repeated EA.
Finally, we argue that although genetic variation that has sex-dependent effects on disease risk could be maintained by mutation selection balance and genetic drift, recent evidence indicates that intra-locus sexual conflict could be a powerful influence on complex trait architecture, and maintain sex-dependent disease risk alleles in a population because they are beneficial to the opposite sex.
The sensitivity analyses indicated that the conclusions about the relative effects of the treatments could be maintained even in the unlikely worst-case scenarios.
Based on the assumption that irregardless of the type of procedure, if the activity within a fracture could be increased, the effect of the continuous callus formation could be maintained and the optimal time for osteoblast transplant would be approximately two months after the initial treatment.
Defenders of a flat tax argue that the beneficial effects of a progressive tax system could be maintained through generous personal exemptions.
Furthermore, we demonstrated that the topographical effect on tight-junction expression and cell morphology could be maintained throughout each passage, and was effectively 'remembered' by the cells.
