Sentence examples for most stable effects from inspiring English sources

It was reasoned that this test would be free of any non-specific effects of surgery and should reflect the most stable effects of the drug treatment, as previous observations from our laboratory suggested robust effects around this period (Alkhatib et al., 2013).

Larsson et al. [ 20] also found that the minimum amount of hemodynamic fluctuations and the most stable anesthetic effect occurred when propofol was delivered at a speed of 10 mg/kg/min.

In order to obtain the highest and most stable absorbance, the effect of the reaction time and heating temperature was investigated (Figure 7).

In order to obtain the highest and most stable absorbance, the effect of the reaction time and heating temperature was investigated (Figure 6B).

It was located on the qGS3.2 region in our QTL analysis, which was recurrent across four environments for GL, LWR, CS, PL and AS, showing the most stable expression and pleiotropic effects (Fan et al. 2006).

Kinetic analysis indicated that ROS formation is best detectable 30 min following initial treatment, whereas cytotoxic effects were most stable after 24 h.

Propranolol was found to be an acceptable control; however, its negative chronotropic effects were most stable at the earlier time points (10 30 min).

Reanalysis of the data with just the 64 most stable lineages included explored the effect of unstable taxa, finding that few relationships were disrupted across the tree.

The protracted antidiabetic effects of the most stable compound 14 were further confirmed by both multiple intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test and hypoglycemic efficacies test in vivo.

The protracted antidiabetic effects of the most stable I-3 were further confirmed by both multiple intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test and hypoglycemic efficacies test in vivo.

Moreover, since our population is small, we decided to assess hemodynamic effects on the most stable population as possible to not over estimated the onset of vascular injuries and of pejorative outcomes.