Sentence examples for greater protective effect from inspiring English sources

A new finding is that tamoxifen had a greater protective effect than raloxifene.

They found that the more fruit and vegetables people ate, the better, and that vegetables had a greater protective effect than fruit.

Restraint usage and sober drivers provide a greater protective effect however.

E. sakazakii proved to be more heat resistant in four different liquid food matrixes than in buffers at the same pH, and this disagreement was especially higher in orange juice, which resulted to be the product that induced a greater protective effect in E. sakazakii cells against heat.

According to the World Health Organization, male latex condoms have an 80percentt or greater protective effect against the transmission of HIV or other STIs.

However, combining fish oil with montelukast did not confer a greater protective effect than either intervention alone.

Contrary to expectations, breastfeeding and late age at menarche protected against both ER+PR+ and ER-PR- subtypes, although menarche had greater protective effects against ER+PR+ than did ER-PR- cancer.

The overall reduction in viable L. rhamnosus HN001 counts when OptiWhite® and Noblesse® were added were 0.25 and 0.15 Log CFU/mL, respectively, indicating that these two IYD had greater protective effects on the LAB than live yeast.

These differences in signaling profiles between the small molecules and NGF might account, in part, for the greater protective effects of the small molecules and point to the importance of GSK3β and c-Jun activation in mediating Aβ-induced degeneration.

The diabetic HDL exerted greater protective effects on inducing COX-2 expression and PGI-2 release by HUVECs than those of control HDL (p < 0.05, p < 0.01, respectively).

These estimates suggest greater protective effects than were estimated for moderate activity in a meta-analysis reporting reductions in risk of ∼30%, reducing to 20% on adjustment for BMI (2).