Sentence examples for due to the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Presently, the use of herbal medicines for prevention and control of chronic liver diseases is in the focus of attention for the physicians, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and patients; this shift towards the herbal drugs is due to the effectiveness, less side-effects, and low cost of herbal medicines.
The effect in mechanically ventilated patients is less obvious, likely due to the effectiveness of positive-end expiratory pressure in a hypobaric environment [ 24].
The effect of lead in drinking water may have been mitigated due to the effectiveness of the interventions undertaken, the transient nature of first-draw exposure, the diversity of sources of fluid intake, or because lead in drinking water is not a major source of intake except for formula-fed infants (Gulson 1997; Hilbig et al. 2002; Lacey et al. 1985).
The change in voltage during desalination is principally due to the effectiveness of the cathodic sites (Shen et al. 2016).
The initial differences in the consecutive codification observed in both groups disappeared due to the effectiveness of the programme.
This is due to the effectiveness of the FTCSPM approach in predicting the change in behaviour of the mobile nodes during the period of transmission.
The early-acting beneficial mutations proposed by these theories are maintained in populations despite their subsequent deleterious effects due to the diminishing effectiveness of natural selection as reproductive individuals age (Hamilton 1966; Charlesworth 1980).
In fact, in high transmission settings, the combination of PEV with BSV is less effective than BSV alone due to the poor effectiveness of PEV at such transmission settings.
Hence, due to the decreasing effectiveness of first-line treatment, we should be prepared to confront increasing H. pylori therapeutic defeat.
Whilst praziquantel (PZQ) is the main classic antischistosomal drug, the need for new drugs is still a must due to the low effectiveness of the drug on the schistosome young worms, and the evolving of PZQ resistant strains.
Because CHP growth during the ten year study period was concentrated in large-scale industrial facilities, the increase in capacity was likely due to the cost effectiveness of installing CHP systems, rather than the adoption of policies that favor CHP.
