Sentence examples for be effective to explain from inspiring English sources
In MUS patients it was shown to be effective to explain the actual cause of their symptoms, which is often psychosocial, and use information leaflets to transmit this information [ 21].
Using this parameter it was verified that the mechanism of additional reverse plastic damage is effective to explain the compression loading effect on the fatigue crack propagation retardation due to a single tensile overload.
Single nucleotide mutations may be considered to explain mononucleotide parity within strands [ 11, 12] but have not been effective to explain the extended parity of oligonucleotides [ 8].
Verification could be obtained that circuit R(Q(R QR))) with two time constants was effective to fit and explain the depassivation process in regard to steel corrosion induced by chloride in simulated concrete pore solution.
Amador explains that it's effective to find common ground and agree on some aspect of a disagreement (the "A" in LEAP).
Our theoretical model encompasses several constructs belonging to psychosocial theories that have proven to be effective in explaining the behaviours and intentions of healthcare professionals [ 47].
For treatments like checkpoint inhibitors to be effective, he explains, there must first be an existing immune response in the tumor.
So much of a prosthetic is engineered, but at the same time, you have to have a good understanding of how the body works and how a mechanical prosethetic will interact with the body in order for it to be effective," she explains.
He was an expert in applying lean techniques to health care, and as a clinician, he would be effective in explaining the approach to the care providers and getting them to engage.
"There's a part of your brain that you have to just turn off so you can go forward and do what you do with the sort of ruthlessness it takes to be effective," Mr. Cheadle explained.
