The phrase 'a lower effectiveness' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it to describe a situation in which the effectiveness of a particular strategy or action is less than expected: "The new marketing campaign had a lower effectiveness than we anticipated."
The lower social sequestration potential projected under the B2 baseline scenario results, obviously, in a lower effectiveness.
But with a lower effectiveness rate, a surprise carbon emitter may put a wrench in your green plans.
Herein, we do observe a lower effectiveness of pandemic vaccines in preventing ILI after the epidemic period (VE = 33%, 4 55); however, unlike in Nichol et al, the effectiveness remains significantly above zero.
Therefore, cost-effectiveness ratios were recalculated assuming a lower effectiveness of individual health interventions than in the baseline calculations.
Another reason could be fidelity, because lower fidelity has been associated with a lower effectiveness [ 6, 14, 39].
Inbreeding species should also experience a lower effectiveness of selection on synonymous codons, an important class of weakly selected sites in genomes (Marais et al. 2004).
If a majority of the simulated ICERs appear in the northwest quadrant, higher costs are associated with a lowered effectiveness, thus making the new intervention unacceptable from a cost-effectiveness perspective.
We found that pandemic vaccines had a significantly lower effectiveness in preventing ILI than in preventing confirmed A(H1N1) influenza: 52% (30 69) versus 86% (56 98).
In a sensitivity analysis, we found that a 50% lower effectiveness (∼1.5 g less salt per person daily) would lead to 50% of the health impact, but the cost savings would remain substantial, particularly from the government perspective.
The increase in uridylation at P14, decreasing target specificity and miRNA stability, argue for a relatively lower effectiveness of these miRNAs against target at this time.
It is, therefore, likely that people with a poorer health status would be less willing to accept a drug with lower effectiveness.
