Sentence examples for weakened efficacy from inspiring English sources

In this case, the antibody pool might also be neutralized by amyloid plaques due to plaque binding, leading to weakened efficacy.

Toxicity-induced dose reduction and treatment delay weakened the efficacy of the XELIRI regimen.

The ad hoc and often impersonal nature of the performance reviews further weakened the efficacy of this mechanism.

This weakened the efficacy of TPO immunostaining for these particular lesions and it was therefore not possible to distinguish them preoperatively by their TPO expression alone.

Such degradation processes can have serious clinical implications resulting in weakening the efficacy of the force delivering system.

A new report from Political Research Associates, "The Right's Marriage Message: Talking Tolerance, Marketing Inequality," reveals the impact of the "Save Our Children" argument used by equality opponents and how we can continue to weaken its efficacy.

Therefore, theoretically, neoadjuvant chemotherapy weakens the efficacy of subsequent radiotherapy.

The third limitation was the high drop-out rate that could weaken the efficacy of this approach.

In this respect it is interesting to note that in adult C57BL/6 mice prenatal alcohol exposure weakens the efficacy of reinforcers [ 15], impairs the development of conditioned taste aversion [ 13], and enhances the sensitivity to amphetamine [ 16].

The expression of epistatic interactions in some environments, but not others, weakens the efficacy of selection in removing deleterious epistatic variants from populations and may promote the accumulation of incompatibilities whose fitness effects will depend upon the environment in which hybrids occur.

Thus, CHS weakened the protective efficacy by suppressing both the cell mediated and humoral responses of formalin-inactivated H5N1 virus immunization.