The phrase 'for a better effect' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when you are trying to suggest an action that would improve the results or outcome of something. For example, "I added a few extra pieces of evidence to my argument for a better effect."
For a better effect of control, we need larger contraception rate, or larger removal rate, or shorter control period.
The therapeutic dose used by traditional medicine practitioners is able to stimulate folliculogenesis, but have a little effect on the maturation of the reproductive axis; for a better effect, this therapeutic dose should be increased.
A large adjuvant trial of 595 patients showed that p53 mutations were predictive for a better effect of a higher dose of doxorubicin [ 15], but this was not confirmed in a preoperative trial of 329 patients [ 16].
Therefore, we do not know if the tendency for a beneficial effect of VAS in the delayed DTP group is an effect of VAS among the smallest children with the poorest vitamin A status or an effect of VAS and delayed DTP, but it should be noted that there was no general tendency for a better effect in the smallest children.
Smudge for a better effect.
Space them out for a better effect.
Subgroup analysis showed a better effect for the insole compared with the brace for patients with mild medial OA.
After all the P3 had a larger soundstage, which in theory, would provide a better effect for gaming.
Conclusions Our analyses show the renoprotective effects and superiority of using ACE inhibitors in patients with diabetes, and available evidence is not able to show a better effect for ARBs compared with ACE inhibitors.
Given the fact that some studies show a better effect for interventions with at least a low level of guidance compared to unguided interventions [ 46- 48], this strategy might be a promising approach to encourage high treatment adherence.
