Sentence examples for proved effective in controlling from inspiring English sources
A government-tested dietary pattern that has proved effective in controlling hypertension can help with weight loss, promote cardiovascular health, protect against osteoporosis and help prevent cancer.
In the past there was little effective treatment for the condition, but therapy with corticosteroids and other immunomodulatory agents has proved effective in controlling inflammation in many cases.
Quantitative assessment of damage has been proved effective in controlling the earthquakeinduced damage of structures, and is feasible by the use of damage models.
The ability to use unequal feed/anti-solvent inlet flowrates (in the Roughton vortex mixer) proved effective in controlling the batch CSD at 2% seed loading and constant feed composition.
At a dose of 25 mg/kg once daily for seven days, tylosin proved effective in controlling diarrhea in 20 client-owned dogs [ 6].
Furthermore, additional data supporting the use of lidocaine in SE come from pediatric uncontrolled studies, where this drug proved effective in controlling SE in neonates not responding to barbiturates [ 187, 188].
Therefore the semi-active method suggested in this paper is proven effective in controlling asymmetrical cable-stayed bridges.
Transversus abdominis plane (TAP) blocks have proven effective in controlling postoperative pain in a variety of laparoscopic abdominal operations.
Maintenance PPI therapy has been proven effective in controlling symptoms over a 5- to 10-year period.34 Many patients, however, are rightly hesitant to commit to a lifelong regimen of daily antisecretory therapy.
Here, we focus on apoptotic pathways and propose new potential molecular targets that could prove effective in controlling cell death in the clinical setting.
The convergence of these observations suggests that vaccines designed to focus immune responses narrowly against regions of HIV susceptible to highly deleterious mutations might prove effective in controlling viral replication to levels that slow disease progression and reduce transmission.
