Sentence examples for effective additions from inspiring English sources

A Boost for Fathers One of the most effective additions to in vitro fertilization has been intracytoplasmic sperm injection, or ICSI, which has been in use since 1992.

Drugs that target Brk complex formation or ERK5 kinase activity may provide effective additions to breast cancer treatment regimens aimed at blocking metastasis.

For example, if the MSLL sequences cover regions distinct from the MF and HC sequences, then their effectiveness as linkers will be reduced; conversely, if the HMPR cover unique regions, then they may be effective additions to a gene-rich sequencing strategy.

Not breast-feeding is, nevertheless, an effective addition to pre-natal antiviral drugs.

His addition pumped up interest in the Fire and proved to be an effective addition to the team and the league.

Legumes were an especially effective addition to the rotation.

Mechanical properties of diamond-like carbon films by an effective addition of negative pulsed high-voltage-bias have been investigated in capacitively coupled CH4/Ar radio-frequency plasma.

A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "The results of this study are interesting, but we would need more evidence on whether mobile stroke units would be a clinical and cost effective addition to NHS stroke services.

The findings, even though developed with specific reference to civil building structures, provide useful insight also for the effective addition of viscous dampers in mechanical dynamic systems (of similar characteristics) when excited at the base.

The better performance achieved in the second season of testing may be attributed to less 1,1-DCE transformation product toxicity, more effective addition of butane, and bioaugmentation with the highly enriched dual culture.

Meanwhile, the effective addition of the surfactant CTAC allowed the solution to reach the critical micelle concentration (CMC) and provided Cu and Cr ions with positive charges and the head of the micelle region with a negative charge, thus forming sphere-like nanoparticles in the process [39, 40].