Sentence examples for further positive effect from inspiring English sources

Other previous gems have included then chief executive Peter Hindley musing on how a lower death rate was no reason to worry as a "bad year for numbers of deaths tends to be followed by a good one"; or how despite higher mortalities during one cold snap, he'd have to wait to see if the even colder temperatures that followed had had a further positive effect on business.

Addition of polyethylene glycol (PEG) 6000 had a further positive effect on the hydrolysis by both enzyme mixtures, previously known to improve the hydrolysis [ 34].

The acid pretreatment was highly efficient for hemicellulose removal, and an increase in temperature (up to 130°C) had a further positive effect when compared to hot water treatment.

It is remarkable, that although we used the best of practice for the infusion management in both groups, the additional use of in-line filtration resulted in a further positive effect for patients.

Finally, a further positive effect of HCA on bioenergetics is evident in the form of a reduction in cellular O2 consumption [ 34] and hypercapnia induced mitigation of the fall in gut ATP during endotoxemia in rats, pointing to improvement in energy metabolism in this setting.

Moreover, further positive effects of additional AVP infusion on renal and endocrinologic function have been reported in patients with septic shock [ 7- 9].

Thus, one key objective of our study was to ascertain whether super-elevated CO2 would have further positive effects on the photoautotrophic growth of Oncidesa plantlets in film culture vessels.

Further, the positive effect of a hilly pasture compared to intermediate foal pasture topography was slightly reduced in case of a high dam's index and slightly increased in case of a low dam's index.

Further, the positive effect of seminal plasma in this trial seems to be limited to motility alone, and does not seem to give any protection to the acrosome membrane during storage.

Since 2005 several interventions, including law enforcement of seat-belt and helmet use, have been implemented by the Traffic Police in Iran [ 47], however the effect of these intervention on usage of safety equipment has to be studied further The positive effect of safety helmets and seat-belts on reducing fatal injuries is well-documented [ 1].

However, when multiple surcharges are added to partition the price further, these positive effects may decline leading to an inverted "U" shape function of partitioning on price perceptions.