Sentence examples for favourable effect of this from inspiring English sources
In order to better understand the favourable effect of this chemical modification, we performed a conformational analysis of these compounds mainly based on the position of the phenyl ring relative to the piperazine and tetrahydropyridine moiety.
The present work is dedicated to a thorough analysis of the oxygen reduction kinetics in Li2CO3 K2CO3 62/388 mol%) eutectic containing small amounts of Cs2CO3 by means of impedance spectroscopy and fitting performed using Warburg and Gerischer models, showing the favourable effect of this additive and convenience between the two model approaches.
Mitotane is considered to be the drug of choice for patients with inoperable, recurrent and metastatic adrenocortical carcinoma, although a favourable effect of this drug on survival has never been documented.
To test the hypothesis that the arginine at position 27a in B3VL CDR1 is responsible for the favourable effect of this CDR on binding to CL, we expressed combinations of IS4VH and B3VH with B3aVL, in which Arg27a has been mutated to serine.
Favourable effect of the pressure on the bond strength of underwater repair concretes was observed for the horizontal substrates.
In the latter case, the higher activity observed for the rutile phase was clear evidence of the favourable effect of the presence of carbon.
Some unfavourable effect may be detected on the displacements for low fundamental periods; on the contrary, a favourable effect of the static over-strength of the dissipative beams is clearly demonstrated and may be expressed by a simplified design relationship.
5 meta-analyses showed a favourable effect of the Mediterranean diet, as compared with other diets, on body weight, total cholesterol and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
Six-month rosuvastatin therapy improves endothelial function and lowers CRP, C3, C4 and IC levels indicating possible favourable effects of this statin on the cardiovascular and immune system in SSc.
Crossover studies, in which each participant is randomly allocated to a sequence of therapeutic arms, are particularly to be encouraged where the therapy in question is likely to have fairly rapidly reversed effects on a long-term condition, in view of the favourable effects of this design on sample size, for a given power and level of statistical and clinical significance (figure 3).
41 42 Until now only one other controlled study showed a favourable effect of a TNF blocker, in this case also etanercept, on enthesitis as shown by MRI.
