Sentence examples for proved a positive effect from inspiring English sources
This proved a positive effect of the cold streamers treatment on fungal clearance.
Indeed, recent clinical studies proved a positive effect of oral sulodexide administration in reducing the risk of recurrence compared with either anticoagulation with acenocoumarol or standard of care after withdrawal of VKA treatment.
During the past decades, many fall prevention interventions have proven a positive effect of exercise on intrinsic fall risk factors [ 12].
The procedure of mesh coating with autologous plasma is safe and a prospective randomized trial proving a positive effect of plasma coating on the biocompatibility and morbidity outcome with long-term registry is planned.
A randomized single-blinded clinical trial proving a positive effect of plasma coating on the biocompatibility of meshes and morbidity outcome is justified and is in the progress of preparation (Assessment stage).
Oleskowicz-Popiel et al. [ 26] combined ensiling with HTT (190°C, 10 min) on maize, clover grass, and whole crop rye, which all contain easily fermentable free sugars, however they were not able to prove a positive effect of the ensiling.
However, clinical studies have yet to prove a positive effect of IGF1R inhibition in the therapeutic setting and it is possible that selection of patients appropriate for this type of treatment is needed.
Sara Geater, the chief operating officer of The X Factor producer TalkbackThames, refuted the argument, saying that the new live audience element had proved to have a positive effect.
Moreover, epitaxy has been proved to play a positive effect in determining the ultimate mechanical properties of injection-molded bars.
A small concentration of urine proved to have a positive effect on anaerobic digestion performance, possibly due to the presence of micronutrients in YW.
Low proportions of water in the reductive gases have proved to exert a positive effect in the process, diminishing the residual carbon deposited on the solid bed, although decreasing reduction rates.
