Sentence examples for most consistent effects from inspiring English sources
6– 9 In a meta-analysis examining the overall effectiveness of caregiver interventions, psychoeducational interventions were found to have the most consistent effects on most outcome measures, including caregivers' knowledge of dementia, well-being, burden, and depressive symptoms.
Overall, the program had little effect for this group, with the most consistent effects being small increases in high attendance in years one and two.
Child care global quality has been shown to predict long-lasting effects, with the strongest and most consistent effects for children from low socio-economic status (SES) home environments.
This was the variable I most experimented with while in Nicaragua for my medical tourism adventure (another story -- I used one hospital trip to pay for a beach vacation), and it was also the variable that had the most consistent effects.
Our most consistent effects in post-tremelimumab treatment samples from the NRA study were changes in pp38, pLAT, pZAP70, pSTAT1 and pSTAT3 in the absence of additional ex vivo TCR or cytokine stimulation (Figure 2).
The most consistent effects were shown for renal outcomes.
The program's strongest and most consistent effect was also to increase the rate of dental visits.
The most consistent effect of the treatments was the increase in non-native species following mechanical thinning and reduction in shrub cover following a burn.
The most consistent effect across all age groups was an increase in the number of students who had a library card and who visited the library (obtaining a library card was a rewarded activity).
Overall inhibition of the JNK pathway with SP600125 had the most consistent effect seen in SEG, FLO and OE33 in all three of the assays.
While we occasionally observed the rounding of the spine head in response to glutamate receptor activation with 2 µM AMPA, the most consistent effect was the reduction of the size of the spines at either concentration, with or without the rounding effect.
