Sentence examples for retained its effectiveness from inspiring English sources

As further shown and 4(c)), T cell transfer from the appropriate donor retained its effectiveness in the recipient even after the sensitization injection (compare the light grey columns to the white columns in Figures 4(b) and 4(c)).

Also, because bendiocarb has a shorter half-life than DDT, it requires more frequent spraying than DDT to retain its effectiveness unless the transmission season is short.

This study demonstrates that once-daily desloratadine therapy at the approved 5-mg dose is significantly more effective than placebo in relieving the symptoms of SAR and retains its effectiveness to the end of the once-daily dosing interval.

This package would also be robust enough to retain its effectiveness even after a significant increase in future launch traffic.

The results show that for the semi-active system to retain its effectiveness in rejecting disturbances, a closed-loop, adaptive controller (with on-line system identification) is required; even when there is only a change in disturbance, and no change in basic system properties.

The supplies and packaging that would be required for non-sterilization contraception would take up precious cargo space and may not even retain its effectiveness for the length of time needed; especially for the Mars One plan.

The vertical stabilizer and rudder were positioned forward of the horizontal stabilizer to ensure spin recovery and that the rudder would retain its effectiveness.

This means that Lys can have reduced power in the rapid decision phase, in order to avoid interfering with the Lyt-CII battle, while retaining its effectiveness in the maintenance phase.

As can be seen, evaluation of different drug candidates for PrEP has taken a momentum and it is necessary to continually evaluate new candidates for this purpose since a PrEP with proven protective efficacy now may not retain its effectiveness in the future years given the propensity of HIV to develop drug resistance.

The assumption of higher or lower rates after the trial, however, did not change our findings qualitatively that is, clinical/CD4 monitoring retained its superior cost effectiveness.

Included in this phase, and bordering on the next phase would be studies to evaluate how limited a whole package of care can be while still retaining its overall effectiveness ("Occam's razor").