Sentence examples for have a demonstrable effect from inspiring English sources
The efficacy of TLTBI in people co-infected with HIV and TB has been extensively demonstrated [ 6, 7], but no treatment will have a demonstrable effect on public health if the target population is not reached or if treatment compliance is far from optimal, as seems to be the case with TLTBI [ 8, 9].
Vitamin Intervention for Stroke Prevention (VISP) is designed to determine whether the utilization of folic acid, vitamins B6 and B12, in addition to other risk factor reducing measures, have a demonstrable effect on prevention of recurrent stroke.
Chemotherapy did not have a demonstrable effect on survival (HR 1.33, p = 0.18).
Jean-Michel Ané, who leads a lab studying plant-microbe symbiosis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, said he has found few plant probiotic products marketed to farmers to have a demonstrable effect.
Vaccination did not have a demonstrable effect on viral load during the time animals were receiving ART as animals had suppressed plasma viremia to below measurable levels prior to the first immunization (Fig. 1A).
We wished to determine, therefore, whether short-term blockade of AKT (using the PI3K inhibitor LY-294002) would have a demonstrable effect.
Both of these observations are evidence that chemotherapy is having an effective in these patients and has had a demonstrable effect on their disease.
Unlike their European counterparts, the Chileans see themselves as having clear demands – free higher education – and their actions are having a demonstrable effect on politicians.
And the pressure had a demonstrable effect: the White House modified the travel ban, saying it didn't apply to green-card holders.
