Sentence examples for favourable effects of low from inspiring English sources
Future trials must determine a characteristic temporal profile of specific arterial blood glucose targets, because the present study suggests less favourable effects of low blood glucose levels (3.5 to 6.5 mmol/l) during the first week, followed by more favourable effects as of the second week compared with the blood glucose target of 5 to 8 mmol/l.
For the two work-related factors, the HHRs of multidisciplinary versus brief intervention were similar to those obtained in the original study, i.e. favourable effects of the multidisciplinary intervention in subgroups with low job satisfaction and no influence on job planning were supported by similar hazard ratios in the new study.
A recent study suggested the feasibility and a favourable effect of therapy with low doses of corticosteroids delivered through engineered erythrocytes in CF patients up to 15 months of therapy [ 17].
In addition, the interaction term between training and the allocation of resources to programme administration is significant and positively correlated, illustrating that as more resources are allocated towards PES and administration, the favourable effect of training on the overall and low-skilled employment rates becomes stronger.
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.
Because the majority of studies show a favourable effect of theophylline and because side effects of this drug are few (especially at the proposed low dosage), theophylline may be an attractive measure to prevent contrast-induced nephropathy.
