Sentence examples for attesting to the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
The results show excellent error signal reduction, attesting to the effectiveness of the method.
Numerous numerical experiments are provided attesting to the effectiveness and viability of the GSMs, for simulating wave propagation at the elastic plastic solid solid interface.
Habitat diversity indices, taxa richness, biodiversity, and bio-community indices are much higher in Shengou Creek relative to Jiangjia and Xiaobaini Ravines, attesting to the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures.
In a previous study of the guinea pig model of leptospirosis that compared different routes of infection, the LD50 for subcutaneous injection was twofold higher than with an intraperitoneal bolus, and conjunctival inoculation was yet another three orders of magnitude higher than in subcutaneous infection [29], attesting to the effectiveness of the mucosal barrier.
Evidence attesting to the effectiveness of these interventions is emerging.
There are many peer reviewed articles attesting to the effectiveness of laser/IPL hair removal systems.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, passed after the Enron debacle, requires public companies to have independent auditors attest to the effectiveness of their internal controls against financial fraud.
Several early indicators have attested to the effectiveness of the Democratic machine, which draws on the state party, powerful unions like the culinary group Mr. Reid spoke to last week, and the staff members and resources the Obama campaign dispatched to this state.
To prevent a repeat of the scandals that cost investors billions, companies are now required in annual reports to have chief executives and chief financial officers attest to "the effectiveness of the internal control structure and procedures of the issuer for financial reporting".
Mounting clinical evidence attests to the effectiveness of this strategy, with improvements in claudication distance rivaling those seen with exercise training or pharmacologic interventions, or both.
The current cure rate of 80% in childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) attests to the effectiveness of risk-directed therapy developed through well-designed clinical trials.
