Sentence examples for effects concluded from inspiring English sources

But their symptoms of severe irritability and aggression were markedly muted by the treatment, and the researchers, while noting the adverse effects, concluded that the drugs could be beneficial to bipolar children.

But its own study into andro's effects concluded that regular use of it clearly raises T levels and so improves muscle mass and physical strength, without serious side effects.

Model validation by model fitting (for random effects) and predictive ability (for fixed effects) concluded the statistical model used to analyse the data; that should contain random effects of additive genetic and common environment, and fixed covariates of number of days from spawning till tagging and number of days from tagging till first harvest, respectively.

Reviews of empirical results on P4Q effects concluded that effects are mixed and highly context dependent.

Coudeville et al. in an economic evaluation including the dynamic population effects, concluded that the cocoon strategy complemented by a single booster dose was the most cost-effective one, and was associated with a 80% reduction of pertussis costs [ 88].

Despite this uncertainty, recent narrative reviews of the evidence linking NO2 with health effects concluded that the epidemiological and toxicological evidence regarding the pollutant has sufficiently strengthened the likelihood of a causal relationship.

System Effects concludes by examining what it means to act in a system.

On one track, snippets excised from ads for over-the-counter drugs were reassembled into a horrifying litany of side effects, concluding "one daily dose provides 24 hours of headache, diarrhea and abdominal pain".

The most recent U.S. EPA synthesis of ambient O3 health effects concludes that children with asthma suffer acute adverse health consequences at current ambient levels of O3 (U.S. EPA 2006).

He said leave campaigners had in effect concluded that the economic hit was a price worth paying, something they reject.

A convention to this effect concluded in The Hague in 1955 has been ratified by eight European countries.