In some cases, non-medical treatments are considered to be more effective, with fewer side effects.
Early clinical trials showed it to be more effective, with fewer side effects, than other cholesterol-lowering drugs at the time, like gemfibrozil and niacin.
Though more expensive, the procedure with intraprocedural CEUS proved to be more effective, with an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) (that represents the cost per effectiveness point gained) of 521.97 per intervention.
Such treatments may be more effective with less potential to produce systemic side-effects than therapeutics which induce non-specific, systemic down-regulation of inflammation.
In fact, with their support, we were able to progress from testing MK in polar bears to testing other combinations of drugs that have so far proven to be more effective with respect to painkilling and reversibility of the effects.
We know that places with more women in leadership in general have higher levels of governmental effectiveness, and that our own Congress would be more effective with more women.
We know that places with more women in leadership in general have higher levels of governmental effectiveness, and that our own Congress would be more effective with more women.
Errorless training methods may be more effective with this population.
"We could be more effective with enforcement with a lower standard of proof," he said.
How can they learn to be more effective with their limited resources?
But he said their efforts would be more effective with American help.
