Sentence examples similar to suboptimal in effect from inspiring English sources
Suboptimal in-hospital CC are commonly reported.
However, in temperatures above 100 °C, water vaporises and tissue adjacent to the electrode may carbonise, this way degrading the electrical conductance properties and increasing tissue impedance; the latter may result in a suboptimal treatment effect; electrodes with a circulating cooling saline chamber have been developed to limit this phenomenon.
This suggests that arginase competes with NOS2 to produce NO from arginine during the infection, leading to the suboptimal antibacterial effect of NOS2 in the B. pseudomallei-infected host.
Variation in drug concentration may result in excessive toxicity or suboptimal anticancer effect.
In those cases where the tumour dimensions are smaller than the range of the ionizing particles, a large proportion of the absorbed energy can "escape", resulting in a suboptimal effect of 213Bi-DOTATATE TAT [22].
The recommended dose of etidronate is suboptimal in order to avoid negative effects on bone mineralization.
Consumption during pregnancy of fish not contaminated with mercury has been associated with increased cognitive function in the offspring (Daniels et al. 2004; Hibbeln et al. 2007), although the assessment of mercury and its adverse health effects were suboptimal in these studies (Mahaffey and Schoeny 2007).
Suboptimal EPR effect represents a major problem in the translation of nanomedicine to the clinic.
Prucalopride significantly increases the stool frequency in a clinically significant percentage of patients, but the effect may remain suboptimal in patients with more severe constipation.
4 Therefore, a suboptimal intensity, but more realistic, implementation of the intervention may have contributed to the difference in effect between this study and earlier studies.
In effect, the modifications to BCG correct a deficiency in vaccine immunogenicity that may partly be responsible for the suboptimal efficacy of BCG against pulmonary TB.
