Sentence examples for provides a stronger effect from inspiring English sources
Apparently, GLP-1 infusion provides a stronger effect than DPP-4 inhibition, probably due to a stronger elevation of GLP-1 levels.
However, when used as an effective IV regional agent, the concentrations of ketamine were more than 10-fold greater than when used systemically, decreasing the likelihood that systemic administration provides a strong effect on peripheral receptors [ 25].
An implantation experiment in mouse skulls revealed that the composite scaffold provides a strong positive effect on bone formation in vivo in mice.
Al2O3 layer not only enables excellent chemical passivation due to strong coordination of Si and O [18] and selective hydrogenation leading to a low interface state density after annealing [19], but also, it provides a strong field effect passivation through a high concentration of fixed negative charges [20] that leads to repulsion of charge carriers from the entire surface [21].
This result is shown in Table 5. Results of Table 5 clearly show that HA vaccine provides a strong anti-pain effect.
To address this, we have grouped images of cells into mosaics, which provide a stronger visual effect based on larger groups of cells within each class.
Furthermore, compared to the sand background, the grass background provided a stronger camouflage effect for grasshoppers regardless of the morph type.
However, it seems that hormonal contraceptives provide a stronger protective effect than expected from anovulatory action alone.
Despite these limitations, our study provides a strong distinction between beneficial effects of short-term relaxation typical of a vacation versus acute intensive meditation.
Usually it is the first type of sanction that catches our attention but, as we will see, John Stuart Mill provides a strong warning about the chilling effect of the latter form of social control.
The finding that expected emotional events evoke enhanced behavioral and brain responses than the unexpected ones do provides a strong piece of evidence for the effect of expectation on emotion processing.
