Sentence examples for be substantially more effective from inspiring English sources
Combining diet with exercise, for example, has long been known to be substantially more effective in losing weight than either diet or exercise alone.
As designed, the continuity of the aluminum foam was found to be substantially more effective than the particle dispersion of the indium at dissipating thermal energy.
He also noted that two years ago the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration rejected a request to require harness belts for back-seat passengers on the ground that shoulder harness belts "were not likely to be substantially more effective" than lap belts.
Since stimulus bias has been shown to be substantially more effective with category ratings than with magnitude estimation, Pollack restricts examination to category rating scales [2].
Group hypnotherapy is expected to be substantially more effective than educational therapy.
We have no reason to believe that it would be substantially more effective elsewhere.
This may be the important reason why combined psychosocial intervention was substantially more effective (using rates of discontinuation for any cause as the measure of effectiveness), but slightly higher QALYs than medication treatment alone in present study.
Vaccine allocation on a per-dose basis was substantially more effective than a per-village strategy, indicating that operational constraints can reduce control effectiveness.
But even if they were substantially more effective than her research shows them to be, failures would still be inevitable.
The 2.5% NaOCl solution was substantially more effective than the three 0.5% solutions in dissolving the test tissues.
