Sentence examples for claims of effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Uh, as far as effective goes, I sometimes get a perception that the claims of effectiveness are overstated and so particularly when something is starting to become more common, and I know the evidence is limited, I'm very keen to see the evidence is assured so that um, we don't hand down ineffective things.

The lack of information on side effects, contraindications or interaction is in contrast with the many unsubstantiated claims of effectiveness; this may mislead potential buyers to believe these treatments are better than recommended pharmacological treatments.

The Justice Department memorandums released last week illustrate how difficult it can be to assess claims of effectiveness.

"Co-author with Ernst of Trick or Treatment; Alternative Medicine on Trial, Singh promoted his book by writing a piece in the UK's Guardian newspaper in which he was critical of a patient information leaflet produced by the BCA called Happy Families, which made claims of effectiveness for chiropractic treatment of a number of childhood disorders, including colic, asthma and bedwetting.

However, the advertised health claims of effectiveness for most of these have not been proven.

She called out some new (and not-so-new) entrants for exaggerated claims of effectiveness, and argues that digital self-help is neither efficient nor compelling.

Unplanned or post hoc statistical analyses are usually viewed as exploratory and, therefore, unable to serve as the basis of a claim of effectiveness.

2. The CIA's justification for the use of its enhanced interrogation techniques rested on inaccurate claims of their effectiveness.

Nor would we have a letter from two Democrats to the N.S.A. director, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, saying that a government fact sheet about surveillance abroad "contains an inaccurate statement" (and where does that assertion leave Alexander's claims of the effectiveness and necessity of Prism?).

2 The CIA's justification for the use of its enhanced interrogation techniques rested on inaccurate claims of their effectiveness.

The senate report said the CIA had justified its techniques with "inaccurate claims of their effectiveness", including citing foiled terror plots against the UK.