Sentence examples for greater effects observed from inspiring English sources
The greater effects observed for the higher frequencies are diagnostic of sensorineural deafness.
Audiometry of the left ear revealed impaired sound transmission both through the air and bone, with greater effects observed for the higher frequencies (Figure 1D), and a diagnosis of sensorineural deafness was made.
The greater effects observed among smokers support the smoking-related etiology of lung cancer in Chinese population.
PH-797804 and PF-03715455 both suppressed pulmonary and systemic biomarkers of inflammation, with greater effects observed for PH-797804.
Because these three pollutants were highly correlated, greater effects observed during the cool season may also be due to other pollutants that were also at higher levels during that season.
The greater effects observed in this study for the direct contact between cells and the tissue conditioner Coe Comfort could also be related to the lower molecular weight of the plasticizer BB (212.25) [ 6] compared with that of DBP (278.34) [ 6, 40] and BBP (312.36) [ 40], which are contained in Softone and Trusoft, respectively.
Delayed treatment with Tanshinone IIA markedly attenuated macrophage accumulation in the folic acid-injured kidney with a greater effect observed in the early treatment group (Fig. 6b).
Tanshinone IIA treatment markedly increased the number of F4/80+MR+ M2 subtype of macrophages in the folic acid injured kidney with a greater effect observed in the early treatment group (Fig. 7a c).
Glucose homeostasis improved in response to a reduced caloric diet, with a greater effect observed in the absence of surgery as compared with after RYGB.
Canagliflozin 100 and 300 mg improved glycaemic control relative to placebo in patients <65 and ≥65 years of age, with a slightly greater effect observed in patients aged <65 years relative to those aged ≥65 years.
In summary, the relationship between plasma HMW adiponectin and HOMA-IR is influenced by ethnicity with the greater effect observed for Aboriginals, Chinese, and South Asians compared to Europeans.
