Sentence examples for effective according to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Merrill's "sheer stamina" makes him effective, according to Mr. Forstl.

How have facial recognition systems been effective, according to the article?

The paper is meant to suggest a luxurious Venetian stucco finish but is more cost effective, according to Mr. Escobar.

The second half – less effective according to French critics – shows his emergence as "Gainsbourg", the provocative womaniser and singer-songwriter.

The only way the new mayor will be effective, according to several prominent Hartford Democrats, is if he puts his own council together.

But they cost more since they are paid by the hour, and they tend to be less experienced and less effective, according to studies.

The drug are about 10 times as expensive as what would generally be considered cost-effective, according to the study, published online by the journal Neurology.

Growing food in space will make space travel more cost-effective, according to Bugbee.

This yielded £301,509 per QALY improvement, indicating that CBT is not cost-effective according to established UK NHS thresholds.

Banning phosphates in detergents seems quite cost-effective according to Table 4, although attention must be paid to the regional differences.

With the replacement scenario, though, there will always be incremental costs due to infection control, which would be cost-effective (according to Dutch standards) when attributable mortality of MRSA is at least 21%.