Sentence examples for major protective effect from inspiring English sources
Also, our finding of no substantial trends in IRRs over number of NSAID prescriptions argues against a major protective effect of NSAIDs on the development of oral cancer.
The available evidence so far does not support a major protective effect of low-dose aspirin on the development of colorectal or other cancers.
In agreement with our results overexpressing RAC3, its major protective effect should be found in tumoral cells, where its expression is maximal.
Studies in maternal health have shown that early interventions during the antenatal period have a major protective effect for medical conditions complicating pregnancy and direct pregnancy-related acute complications such as haemorrhage, rupture of the uterus, and obstructed labour.
Therefore, the major protective effect of U0126 in the chronic MPP+ model is likely to involve restoration of mitochondrial protein synthesis in conjunction with partial reduction of mitochondrial degradation.
NSAIDs have shown promise as chemopreventive agents for oral cancer in experimental studies (Goodin and Shiff, 2004), but the available epidemiologic data including the present analysis do not support a major protective effect of NSAIDs against oral cancer.
This study reinforces the emerging concept that EGC have major protective effects upon the IEB.
This study further reinforced the emerging concept that EGC are an important component of the IEB environment with major protective effects.
These data reveal that protease inhibition triggered three major protective effects, i.e. (a) enhancing myocardial anti-oxidant defenses, (b) attenuating inflammation, and (c) increasing the autophagic response.
Our findings also show three major protective effects, i.e. (a) enhancing myocardial anti-oxidant defences, (b) attenuating inflammation, and (c) increasing the autophagic response.
However, probably there is a threshold for the needed dose, since several studies have shown that low-dose aspirin does not have a major cancer protective effect (Friis et al, 2003).
