Sentence examples for favourable effects of early from inspiring English sources
Both showed favourable effects of early administration.
2 6 11 12 A few registry based studies have focused on timing and shown favourable effects of early administration, but they did not adjust for the timing of return of spontaneous circulation.
Conclusion: These limited data give some support to the potential favourable effect of early treatment with ASA in pregnant women at risk of PIH and IUGR.
They are in concordance with earlier meta-analyses showing favourable effects of other types of inpatient and outpatient programmes specifically designed for geriatric patients.
16 Firstly, as a result of increased detection of early stage tumours, possible favourable effects of screening on survival are generally overestimated since a large percentage of early stage screen detected tumours are indolent and have an excellent prognosis.
Our results shed light on early reports that showed favourable effects of chronic long-term Ang II inhibition by either ACEi or ARBs in protecting rats from the deleterious effects of aging on cardiovascular system and prolonging life span (Basso et al, 2007).
Earlier meta-analyses found favourable effects of geriatric rehabilitation compared with usual hospital care but grouped randomised controlled trials of inpatient rehabilitation together with those of acute geriatric units.
Compared to the proven favourable effects of roundabouts on safety in general, this result is unexpectedly poor.
Two RCTs assessed the occurrence of side effects of chemotherapy and showed favourable effects of moxibustion.
Theoretically, the favourable effects of cytoreduction may also be expected in patients with recurrent ovarian cancer.
