Sentence examples for decreasing effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Long-term use is controversial due to concerns about adverse psychological and physical effects, decreasing effectiveness, and physical dependence and withdrawal.

The narrowing of differences in health status between three and 12 months could reflect a postoperative placebo effect or could indicate decreasing effectiveness of surgery over time from surgery (as has been observed after open fundoplication 9).

Both amateur and professional scientists will be encouraged to try to come up with the solution to the problem of decreasing effectiveness of the drugs as part of this year's Longitude Prize.

In view of the decreasing effectiveness of MCP with higher fractional-pixel accuracies, the proposed method shows a new research direction to further improve the performance of MCP.

Across all pathways, applying the VRK framework elucidated fifteen key implementation constraints, including limits to farm viability, decreasing effectiveness of environmental legislation and conflicting values about exotic plants.

While brand will still be able to be reinforced through broadcast (if you can afford it,) campaigns cannot possibly survive because the ROI is not sustainable with decreasing effectiveness.

An isolated safety group, he said, would be considered outsiders, and this could create tensions that decreased effectiveness.

As M increases the slope decreases indicating a decreased effectiveness.

In addition, advancing age increases IUD effectiveness, and displacement of the IUD decreases effectiveness.

Increasing air flow rate and air temperature both lead to increased heat flux but decreased effectiveness.

As previously mentioned, the decreased effectiveness of maneuvers completed with the arm resting below the level of the heart may have been the result of bias.