Sentence examples for more efficacious response from inspiring English sources

OnOr1 in this study exhibited a more efficacious response to the E12 14 OAc ligand.

A second aspect coming from the data of the present study is that males seem to have a more efficacious response after exenatide therapy, probably due to their reduced duration of disease as well as to a less exhausted β-cell mass at baseline, as indirectly suggested by the lower rate of males on combination therapy.

This observation suggests that a shift in cytokine production levels could be important in providing a more efficacious immune response to brucellosis.

Evidence indicates that concurrent use of a repertoire of different oncolytic viruses (with different modes of action) may produce more efficacious therapeutic response.

SP-G was more efficacious in inhibiting the vasopressin response than the GRP response.

It would therefore appear that an individual time to peak HCO3 − ingestion strategy is more efficacious in eliciting consistent responses.

Moreover, the manipulation of fragile mechanisms in a therapeutic context, which has been suggested by Kitano [29] to be more likely to elicit an efficacious response from a network or system, should also be prevalent in the treatment literature.

Since nanosized materials often exhibit unique properties that may offer significant advantage for biomedical applications (Jain 2008; Martin and Kohli 2003), it is sensible to investigate if nano-alum will be more efficacious in enhancing anticancer immune response than conventional alum.

Although the mechanistic underpinnings of immune priming are not well understood (but see [ 6, 7]), what is clear is that the innate immune response is more efficacious after a preliminary encounter [ 8].

Both Cp#1 and Cp#3 were partial agonists compared with the natural ligands CXCL11 and CXCL10, which exhibited more potent and efficacious responses as previously reported (Stroke et al., 2006).

Overall, these results would suggest that specific mixtures of amino acids, rather than a single amino acid supplement, may be more efficacious in lowering the blood glucose response to a glucose challenge.