Sentence examples for effective in moderating the from inspiring English sources
Our results showed that parental support is most effective in moderating the effects of peer-victimization for young female students.
Further, from the analysis of the numerical data, phase change material is effective in moderating the operative temperature but does not translate to significant thermal comfort improvement when evaluated over a night time occupancy regime in the summer.
10, 11 TNF-β inhibition has been shown to be effective in moderating the symptoms of psoriasis.
The diversity of voices in Iran and a more representative government will be more effective in moderating Iran's foreign policy than any attack on its nuclear installations.
Not only are sanctions an indication of diplomatic failure and war the ultimate foreign policy dysfunction, history has shown that sanctions are not effective in moderating a country's behavior.
Our findings showed that fish oil supplementation and montelukast are both effective in moderating airway inflammation and HIB in asthmatic individuals.
Although acarbose and nateglinide are both effective in moderating postprandial hyperglycemia, their mechanisms are quite different.
Among these efforts, selective hypothermia, or head cooling, was reported to be effective in moderate HIE, 17 as the follow-up results at 18 months revealed significant reduction in death and severe disabilities between the cooling and control groups (31/100 vs 46/94, p<0.01).
Other design differences between the studies conducted by Rossi and Mullin versus Bujold et al. point to the possibility that aspirin treatment is most effective in moderate- to high-risk patients.
IPT was more effective in moderate to severe depression, and should be reserved for this group of patients.
A limitation of this clinical research study was the inability to determine whether the null result clearly was due to the active product not being effective in the moderate stages of dementia due to AD or was due to not having an additional effect on top of currently approved pharmacological therapies.
