Sentence examples for age of effective from inspiring English sources

Today, however, the UFC is basking in an age of effective striking and McGregor is one of those leading the way.

Mexico's carnage is that of the age of effective global government by multinational banks – banks that, according to Antonio Maria Costa, the former head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, have been for years kept afloat by laundering drug and criminal profits.

Well, the vet made it seem like they were good, that we live in an age of effective penis-healing medicine.

Efforts to inexpensively and effectively prevent and treat RSV infection in children <5 years of age, including development of effective vaccines and treatment modalities could substantially reduce the global number of pediatric pneumonias and respiratory hospitalizations[21].

The identified static and dynamical effective properties of bone are correlated to physiological factors, such as the age of patient, the effective bone density, and pathologies leading to a modification of the internal architecture.

Homeopaths assert that one of the reasons that there is increased mental disease and increased chronic disease at earlier and earlier ages is because of effective suppression of the disease process by conventional medical treatment.

Myopia was a serious, even a life-threatening disability in the hunter-gatherer era, but in the age of easily accessible effective eyeglasses most of us never even think to conceptualize our myopia as a disability.

FTD is now recognized as the most common cause of early onset dementia in people under the age of 60, but effective treatment is still unavailable [2].

The highly advanced disease condition observed in HCM/HET mice as young as 4 weeks of age precluded effective functional analyses of these mice.

Model-based Bayesian estimation of age and effective population size of major S. enterica Enteritidis lineages showed that the spreading of S. enterica Enteritidis coincided with 2 periods: the 18th century period of colonial trade and the 20th century period of agricultural industrialization.

In short, as productivity and impact are not a simple and declining function of age, effective policies must take into consideration the collective aspects of scientific research and not focus on a simplistic view of "creativity" as an individualistic property of a person.