Sentence examples for a more effective cure from inspiring English sources

Fractionation minimizes complications and, when given at equal doses, allows for a more effective cure.

To reap the political, social and economic benefits of a reduced pay gap requires preventing discrimination happening in the first place and offers a more effective cure when it arises.

The above results clearly concludes that Si-69-treated nano ZnO is a much more effective cure activator in comparison to stearic acid-treated or untreated nano ZnO for the reduction of ZnO level in SBR compounds.

Most researchers have contended that work on both methods should go forward simultaneously to determine which is the speedier path or the more effective cure.

Drug treatments are effective in just over half of all cases, although new drugs are offering more effective cure rates.

On the one hand they expect "Big Pharma" to deliver ever more effective cures for the ills that beset them; on the other they decry the vast profits that the industry makes as in some way exploitative.

These cure proportions are then translated into corresponding fatal diameters (i.e., a more effective treatment can cure a larger tumour).

In short, an argument on moral grounds, in which voluntary action is deemed more worthy than legal obligation, is deployed to serve political ends — namely, the claim that private generosity is a more effective means of curing social ills than government bureaucracy is.

It makes you a more effective businessperson.

A more effective job hunt?

More effective leadership means a more effective team.