The phrase "and compared the effective" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a comparison is being made regarding effectiveness, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study and compared the effective outcomes of both treatments."
Alternatives: "and evaluated the effectiveness" or "and assessed the efficacy".
To investigate how the addition of this material might affect the rheology of runoff in burned areas, we measured and compared the effective viscosity of slurries composed of varying concentrations of ash and similarly sized mineral particles (i.e., silt).
For each sample, we then calculated and compared the effective number of haplotypes in each block, i.e., (, where p i is the frequency of the ith haplotype in the block. As a measure of redundancy, we identified the number of SNPs (or proxies) that were in strong LD with each SNP at various thresholds of r in each sample.
To test whether variation in codon bias across the structures could affect synonymous substitution rate and hence estimates of ω, we compared the effective number of codons (Wright 1990) in the four secondary structures.
A US press release in 2009 discussed results of a randomized, double-blinded comparator multicentered study that compared the effectives and safety of Restylane vs Aquamid that involved 316 patients at 13 US centers across the US for the correction of nasolabial folds.
Finally, a CUA was performed from the health care and societal perspective comparing each DMP to usual care and comparing the most effective and least effective DMP within five disease categories (i.e. CVR-primary prevention, CVR-secondary prevention, CVR-both types of prevention, COPD, DMII).
This paper presents thermohydraulic performance of impinging jet solar air heater in the form of effective efficiency and compared the same with that of conventional solar air heater.
To apply systems optimization methods to simulate and compare the most effective locations for emergency care resources as measured by access to care.
In Table 2 we compare the effective temperatures of the central stars and the other emission features of C60 objects.
For the purpose of comparing the effective dose between the CD-CT and LD-CT protocols, the radiation exposure resultant from the topogram was excluded from calculations.
To compare the effective sampling depth of Čerenkov radiation and CREL, the effective sampling depths for 772 nm wavelength in both cases are listed in Table 2 >.
