Sentence examples for ancillary effectiveness from inspiring English sources

One C.I.A. officer wrote, "While IV infusion is safe and effective, we were impressed by the ancillary effectiveness of rectal infusion on ending the water refusal in a similar case".

Medical officials, impressed with the "ancillary" effectiveness of the technique, were found to view rectal rehydration not as a medical treatment but "a means of behavior control".

And then there are the ancillary effects.

Ancillary effects can also be negative.

This paper presents an ancillary cost-effectiveness analysis of data from a RCT, from which the main outcomes have already been published.

Given the importance, cost-effectiveness and prevalence of ancillary studies, as well as the wide use of CTMSs, it is surprising that general-purpose ancillary study management systems (ASMSs) have not been discussed in the research literature, either as stand-alone systems or as extensions to CTMSs.

This agenda may yield ancillary online interventions, thereby, improving the public health effectiveness of public policies.

To test the longitudinal effectiveness of OVK on depressive symptoms and secondary and ancillary outcomes, Latent Growth Curve Modeling (LGCM) was performed using Mplus [ 51].

This second study allowed us to test both the number of students who would voluntarily use the modules and the effectiveness of the modules if they were presented as optional ancillary exercises.

However, the cost of TB culture to other members of society (e.g., patients) is likely small, and as mentioned above, our cost-effectiveness estimates may be conservative due to exclusion of ancillary benefits of TB culture.

The randomized crossover trial (Phase 1) is supported by an ancillary trial (Phase 2) of longitudinal-observational design to assess the longer term effectiveness of sodium restriction.