The phrase "are effective in greater" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express effectiveness in a larger context or scale, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "These strategies are effective in greater contexts than previously thought."
Alternatives: "are more effective in larger" or "are effective in broader".
A meta-analysis carried out by Springer et al. on undergraduate small group teaching education since 1980 demonstrated that various forms of small-group learning are effective in promoting greater academic achievement and more favorable attitudes toward learning [ 16].
There is some evidence that cooling measures are effective in allowing a greater degree of exercise: cold showers, cold water limb immersion, applying ice packs, and drinking cold beverages.
Although Shewhart charts are effective in detecting changes greater than 2 σ, they are not effective enough to detect the changes between 0.5 and 1.5 σ.
Echinocandins are effective in Candida prevention and offer a greater spectrum of activity across the various Candida species, including also C. krusei and C. glabrata, which are not reliably covered by azoles e.g. fluconazole [ 6].
Of therapeutic options, both metformin and TZDs are effective in the liver, with TZDs to a greater extent than metformin having effect in muscle.
Ethanol is effective in concentrations greater than 20%, and concentrations greater than 50% inhibit biofilm formation even if left in place for only 2 minutes [97].
Ethanol is effective in concentrations greater than 20%, and concentrations greater than 50% inhibit biofilm formation even if left in place for only 2 minutes [ 97].
If we can assure them a quicker decision time in the right areas, I think we will be effective in attracting greater investment".
The identification rate for arm-draining lymph nodes obtained in the present study (88.8 %) indicates that the ARM technique was effective in the great majority of patients and is in the upper range of rates reported in the literature (61.0 90.3 %) for ARM with patent blue dye 8– 18, 20 (Table 3).
