Sentence examples for effects that are commonly from inspiring English sources

The use of an effective short-acting drug in PSA relieves patients from numerous unpleasant side effects that are commonly seen with the use of conventional long-acting diazepam.

These remedies are helping the teens handle their depression and anxiety without the severe side effects that are commonly associated with prescription medications.

[9], [10] Noscapine is a safer orally active antimicrotubule agent showed in-vitro and in-vivo antitumor activity against variety of cancers including tumors resistant to conventional antimicrotubular agents [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19] and did not exhibit severe side effects that are commonly seen with many chemotherapeutic agents.

However, linkage studies lack the statistical power needed to identify genetic loci with small genetic effects that are commonly associated with complex diseases, such as COPD (Risch & Merikangas, 1996).

We did not assess several classes of health effects that may be of importance (e.g., tumor formation, cardiovascular toxicity, exacerbation of asthma/inflammation), including effects that are commonly studied after long-term exposure periods.

Finally, in order to attract the attention of our survey participants, the questions on oral contraceptives and statins dealt with side effects that are commonly attributed to the drug, but where evidence does not unambiguously support a causal relationship.

Etomidate is a short-acting sedative with rapid onset of effects that is commonly used for inducing short-term anesthesia prior to intubation in patients.

Furthermore, sugABC may provide a novel therapeutic target for pathogenic mycobacteria as trehalose and trehalose uptake systems are not present in mammals, which may reduce drug side-effects that are commonly associated with current chemotherapeutics.

The solar cells with CdSe/LiF show a little increase in performance at the beginning of illumination due to light-soaking effect that was commonly observed in perovskite solar cells [24, 25].

However, reminiscent of the shape memory effect that is commonly triggered by temperature, conformational transition at the interfaces exhibits remarkable mechanical recovery under a moderate thermal stimulus, manifested by the interface reconstruction activated by van der Waals (vdW) forces.

Effect-based indicators typically measure a health effect that is commonly associated with an environmental exposure: for example, diarrheal disease and drinking water quality.