Sentence examples for have better effect from inspiring English sources
Considering the multiple pathogenic mechanisms, multi-mechanism-targeted therapy may have better effect than monotherapy.
In previous years, spectral clustering has been proved have better effect than hierarchical clustering in speaker clustering [8, 9].
It also helps in the screening of different cancer for which the delivery system will likely have better effect on.
This could mean that those factors whose squares are significant have better effect on the biodiesel yield than those with only a linear factor that is significant.
In hopes of restoring her health, Pauline and Borghese agreed that they should travel to Florence in the summer of 1804, and from there to the thermal baths of Pisa, which were hoped to have better effect than the ones at Frascati.
Thus S-allylmercaptocysteine and control, Raloxifene, might have better effect on ESR1.
Test results showed that metakaoline and zeolite have better effects than silica fume on durability of SCC to magnesium sulfate attack.
And the nonlocal initial conditions have better effects in applications than the classical ones; see [3, 8, 10, 16, 18 21] and the references therein.
The figure shows that replacing only the coarse aggregate by its equivalent RAP would have better effects than replacing both coarse and fine aggregates with their corresponding RAP material.
Low-dose enoxaparin was found to have better effects compared with those of high-dose unfractionated heparin and enoxaparin.
