Sentence examples for suggesting effectiveness from inspiring English sources

The ECM material supported the attachment and in-vitro proliferation of cells, suggesting effectiveness for cell transplantation, and was well tolerated by the host when examined in-vivo.

Electrical conductivity of completely exposed rGO (60 mS/m) is significantly (∼150 times) higher than unexposed GO, which is suggesting effectiveness of rGO for circuit elements and interconnect applications.

In various sensitivity analyses, we did not identify any trend in the results suggesting effectiveness of facemasks.

A study by the same researchers and clinical team that used the same methods found much greater effect sizes among survivors of sexual violence in Democratic Republic of Congo [ 41], suggesting effectiveness may vary by culture and context.

While a majority of research has focused on short and intermediate term effectiveness of spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) in the general population [[ 16],[ 21]], there is a limited, yet growing body of evidence suggesting effectiveness of SMT for back-related disability in older adults [[ 22],[ 23]].

So do the German mega-studies suggest effectiveness or ineffectiveness?

Several case reports suggest effectiveness of rFVIIa in the treatment of patients without pre-existing bleeding disorders.

Although the results of randomized controlled trials suggest effectiveness of LSO in reducing pain and disability in these patients, there is a concern that prolonged use of LSO may lead to trunk muscle weakness and atrophy.

Finally, our hypothesis may also provide an alternative explanation to the recently suggested effectiveness of statin drugs in the treatment of CCM [25].

Limited evidence suggests effectiveness with young patients not admitted as a consequence of alcohol, dependent patients, and binge drinkers.

This trial was one of the few to have suggested effectiveness of an intervention in patients of any age.