Sentence examples for increased the efficacy from inspiring English sources

His early studies conducted on mice found that periods of severe fasting significantly increased the efficacy of chemotherapy.

Complicated issues arise in each state but in the poorer south more progressive government and stronger civil-state partnerships have increased the efficacy of NGO's working with disability.

Recent improvements of these modulators have increased the efficacy and appeal of their biomedical applications.

Interestingly, substitution of iodo-moiety at meta-position (5j) substantially increased the efficacy (IC50 ∼ 3 μM, Fig. 1D).

As fruit maturity increased, the efficacy of a postharvest curing treatment decreased from 95% control of brown rot (harvest mature fruit) to 65% (the most advanced mature fruit).

Decreasing meat pH significantly (p < 0.05) increased the efficacy of PS and T to reduce the levels of Salmonella spp. Beef jerky processed at 82 °C, pH 5.5, with 0.25% PS to a final aw of 0.7 resulted in a maximum Salmonella logarithmic reduction of 5.0 log10 CFU/g and an inactivation rate of 1.3 log10 (CFU/g)/h.

Through the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC), Iran has been responsible for increasing the efficacy of insurgent improvised bombs in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

Getting a complete aerial picture cost-effectively and without endangering humans could increase the efficacy of preemptive burning, reducing the impact to lives and property.

There's a very neat Android-specific feature that hasn't yet been implemented, but could greatly increase the efficacy of the app in certain situations.

A new website — HaitiAidMap.org — aims to increase the efficacy and visibility of U.S. non-government orgnizations relief efforts on the ground in Haiti, though.

The unique physical and chemical properties of silver nanoparticles only increase the efficacy of silver.