Sentence examples for effects of commencing from inspiring English sources

Four separate experiments were carried out (Table  1): the first two evaluated the short-term and long-term effects of administering lutein 4 h after retinal detachment while the second two evaluated the short-term and long-term effects of commencing lutein treatment 36 h after RD.> Rats were anesthetized with intraperitoneal injections of a mixture of xylazine (7 mg/kg) and ketamine (70 mg/kg).

But these new developments indicate that the "pipeline effect" of investigations commenced after the Yates memo was issued in September 2015 will be felt for the foreseeable future.

The estimated size of the effect (OR of not commencing compared with normal weight women) ranged from 1.19 to 2.17 for overweight women and from 1.38 to 3.09 for obese women in these studies (see Table 2).

It is relevant to mention here that patients were notified of the potential for these side-effects before commencing clozapine.

However, the recent demonstration that sitagliptin exerts a rapid and potent anti-inflammatory effect commencing within 2 h of the intake of the first dose of 100 mg suggests that the anti-inflammatory effect is a direct one and not secondary to a reduction in MAGE, which would take longer (2).

The cataclysmic metabolic effect commencing on the day of surgery was that of sudden and profound negative calorie balance.

Important, in our view, is the fact that we observe a negative effect on the probability of pupils commencing VET and a positive effect in terms of continuing with general education, respectively.

To examine the effects of a supervised exercise program commenced within 4 weeks of completing chemotherapy treatment on cardio-respiratory fitness, biomarkers associated with health and survival, and indices of fatigue and quality of life in CRC survivors.

To examine the effects of a supervised exercise program commenced within 2-6 months after completion of chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy with curative intent on cardio-respiratory fitness, and on quality-of-life, fatigue and morphological outcomes.

Long-term surveillance of the effects of HPV vaccination in the population commenced in Scotland in 2008 and incorporates the study of both HPV prevalence in residual liquid-based cytology samples from screening (Kavanagh et al, 2013), and the monitoring of HPV-associated disease through national screening and colposcopy services.

For RS of 1.73 m the competition effect commenced sometime between the first and second sampling (at 948 °Cd).