Sentence examples for be effective to exclude from inspiring English sources
We agree that preoperative scintigraphy could be effective to exclude an infection around the stem.
The result showed that the subtraction is rather effective to exclude non-specific binding phages.
The foliar analyses show that Pittosporum spp. are effective at excluding potentially phytotoxic elements (Ni, Mn, Mg) from the shoot and at the same time are efficient in sequestering essential elements (Ca, K, Na, P).
However, studies have shown that whilst these items are effective at excluding depression in the non-depressed, they are less successful at confirming cases [ 24], and this was reflected in the experts' comments.
The selection process of recipients for medically indicated oocyte donation treatment in Sweden seems to be effective in excluding women with severe comorbidities.
Although this protocol has been shown to be effective, others have excluded the loading phase and only used a continuous low dosage (i.e., 5 7.7 g days−1) and were able to increase lean muscle mass and muscular performance over placebo-supplemented groups (Brose and Parise 2003; Burke et al. 2000).
Can a lobby register really be effective when it excludes most of the lobbying that actually goes on?
Whether another treatment protocol or a higher dose would be effective cannot be excluded.
Mr. Hazare and his advisers say the current Lokpal legislation pending in Parliament is too weak to be effective, especially since it excludes the prime minister and the higher judiciary from scrutiny.
