Sentence examples for constituted an effective from inspiring English sources
Neither of the controls constituted an effective age verification system, it said.
The results indicated that the NBRIP medium combined with the Martin agar medium supplemented with 30 μg/mL streptomycin constituted an effective method for isolating and screening of PSF from the rhizosphere soil samples.
Viewed as a doctor-patient interaction, and through more traditional ethical perspectives, the doctor's actions were caring and - in many ways – constituted an effective or pragmatic response to a difficult situation; by treating drinking water as medication, patients no longer risked dehydration.
Considering the side effects of corticosteroids, selective PDE4 inhibition could constitute an effective alternative therapy for the treatment of atopic dermatitis (AD).
The proliferating fairs constitute an effective, massed mom-and-pop counterattack.
I heard a physicist wonder whether a suicide bomber with a pacemaker would constitute an effective radiation weapon.
If you're a potential visitor from Europe, or in fact from many other places overseas, that constitutes an effective sales pitch this year.
Furthermore, Mr. Billingsley's evident assumption that the inside of a man's hat constitutes an effective billboard seems to us unwarranted.
According to your letter, there is some variation among counties with respect to what constitutes an effective absentee ballot request, particularly when candidates, political parties, or other individuals or groups become involved in the absentee ballot request process.
Mr. Bashir saw early in his career that atrocities can constitute an effective policy — shooting villagers and gang-raping women is quite useful to depopulate rural areas, thereby denying support to rebel militias.
What they haven't solved is the same riddle that the rest of the Tahrir Generation is puzzling through: What constitutes an effective second act when the first act was so dramatic that it is essentially impossible to top?
