Sentence examples for certain effectiveness from inspiring English sources

"In the first half we lacked a certain effectiveness in the final 20 metres, and we weren't in front of goal enough.

WHO guidelines recommend treatment with at least 4 drugs with certain or almost certain effectiveness [29].

Thus, long-term measures of cognitive performance may indicate a certain effectiveness of cognitive training.

But while it has a certain dramatic effectiveness, it stacks the cards too heavily against its protagonist.

It suggests a certain educational effectiveness of our extended IPSS.

There are a few examples of programs in other nations aimed at fostering a sexual spark from Singapore's 2012 "National Night" advertising sex as patriotism to Russia's 2007 Day of Contraception giving prizes to those who give birth on a certain day the effectiveness of these projects remains questionable at best and are not necessarily models should or would want to follow.

Indeed, the mutant molecule we engineered, HPV-16 E7 Mut, while unable to bind 6-His-GSTP1 in vitro as a recombinant protein, displayed a certain residual effectiveness in vivo in binding native GSTP1, in safeguarding it from oxidation and in protecting the cells from UV-induced cell death.

In 2008, Mr. Mica helped insert language into a federal highway bill that, at least in SunRail's case, eliminated a Bush administration ban on federal financing for rail projects that did not meet certain cost-effectiveness standards.

Even today, nobody is certain about the effectiveness of altitude training.

These center on paper credentials for staffers and staff-child ratios that boost costs with no certain impact on effectiveness.

These data suggested potential differences in therapeutic effects between originator and generic products, while the clinical outcome study of a generic product conducted by the manufacturer indicated a certain degree of effectiveness.