Sentence examples for more powerful effects from inspiring English sources

Concentrating only on providing access to dental care may detract from the more powerful effects of social stratification, power differentials, and the understanding of different cultures and their beliefs and practices that contribute to oral health.

Importantly, engineering modified or ischemic-preconditioned MSC-secreted exosomes confer more powerful effects.

Instead, the highest resolution imaging yet reveals smaller-scale processes at work that have more powerful effects.

Dr. Rubino and other researchers said that weight-loss operations that rearranged the small intestine had faster and more powerful effects on diabetes than did the banding, because the other operations changed the levels of certain gut hormones that greatly improve the body's ability to control blood sugar, weight and lipid levels in the bloodstream.

The results showed that Li3PQQ at a relative low dose (6 and 12 mg/kg) exhibited more powerful effects in restoring the impairment of learning and memory, facilitating hippocampal long-term potentiation, and reducing cerebral amyloid deposition and phosphorylated tau level in APP/PS1 transgenic mice than that of lithium chloride at both low and high dose (5 and 100 mg/kg).

Bone loss can be one of the more powerful effects of aging to consider, especially for women, Farris says.

The paper demonstrates that these mechanisms are so different that in most cases, search costs have the consistently more powerful effect on market power.

Television had an even more powerful effect.

Letters are employed to even more powerful effect in Schendel's later series of "objetos graficos".

Nesta's work shows that informal networks may have a more powerful effect than Nice recommendations.

But, if they mess up, they can have a much more powerful effect.