Sentence examples for cannot be efficacious from inspiring English sources

Both the "severity" of sentencing and the "certainty" (or lack of it) of getting caught and convicted have an effect on crime and imprisonment rates; one cannot be efficacious in the absence of the other.

There are good reasons why, unlike the intrinsic properties of a cause c, its extrinsic properties cannot be causally efficacious in the process whereby c produces its effect.

One reaction to the conflict between the locality of causation and externalism has been to question the requirement that unless some property P of a cause c is either one of c's intrinsic properties or it supervenes on some of c's intrinsic properties, P cannot be causally efficacious.

Our results support the suggestion that RIT could be efficacious in CRC patients with small liver tumors that cannot be diagnosed at the time of surgery of the primary tumor and constitute an enhanced risk of disease recurrence.

It has proven to be efficacious for screening (Atkin et al, 2010; Holme et al, 2013; Schoen et al, 2012), although cannot be used to detect the ∼40% of tumours that develop in the proximal colon (Whitlock et al, 2008).

I figured a "blockbuster" drug would be efficacious in more than 50percentt of the people who took it.

However, while it may be ethical to nail that $20 to the mast, it may not be efficacious.

He reportedly added that it "has proved to be efficacious against liver diseases like fatty liver and hepatitis".

Proprioceptive training may be efficacious in recurrent ankle sprain prevention.

This approach cannot measure the frequency of success or failure with large numbers of subjects, but, by observing and participating in therapy sessions, I could learn what goes on in them and how and why treatment can be efficacious.

Switching statins may be efficacious.