Sentence examples for more favourable effects from inspiring English sources

Although initially higher after HIIT, AIx@75 declines in the 24-h recovery period indicating more favourable effects on pulse wave reflection compared to MCT.

The substitution of polyunsaturated fatty acid (the vast majority being LA, varying from 0.6 to 28.8% energy) for carbohydrates has more favourable effects on the total:HDL-C ratio than any class of fatty acids (Mensink et al., 2003; Harris, 2008).

Meta-analysis data indicate that greater total time spent in groups has more favourable effects on undergraduates' attitudes [17], [9].

LR has more favourable effects on EVLWI formation, pH, coagulation and haemodynamics than does NS.

LR has more favourable effects than NS on EVLWI, pH and blood pressure but not on oxygenation.

Resuscitation with LR has more favourable effects on EVLWI formation, pH, coagulation and haemodynamics but not on oxygenation.

Therefore, latanoprost therapy might have a more favourable effect on the outcome of glaucoma filtering surgery.

40 41 42 43 It is already reported that pioglitazone has a more favourable effect on triglycerides and high density lipoprotein cholesterol concentrations than rosiglitazone.

36 Pioglitazone had a significantly more favourable effect on triglycerides, high density lipoprotein cholesterol, low density lipoprotein particle concentration, and low density lipoprotein particle size than did rosiglitazone.

A slightly more favourable effect regarding weight development was observed in studies with simultaneous fat reduction, as in some of these interventions, spontaneous weight loss occurred.

Given that GIP may have a more favourable effect profile on gastric emptying and glucose absorption, it is important to determine the effects of GIP in the critically ill patient.