Sentence examples for effective between from inspiring English sources

Although both preparations were significantly effective, between curcumin and BDMC-A, the protective effects of BMDC-A were superior to those of curcumin alone (P < 0.05).

In Anglo-American law three things must be established about a conveyance before the law applicable to it can be determined: (1) whether it is a sale or a gift, (2) whether it is of personal (movable) or real (immovable) property, and (3) whether it is immediately effective between living parties (inter vivos) or will take effect only upon the death of the conveyor (testamentary).

Medilogic and Tekscan were most effective between 200 and 300 kPa; Pedar performed well across all pressures.

Schaub was actually fairly effective between the numbers (save for the interception to defensive lineman Tony Jerod-Eddie, whom Schaub never saw execute a rare 49ers zone blitz).

Such learning processes can be especially effective between countries with similar problem situations, such as poverty and lacking access to electricity in rural areas.

This can be followed by the full engagement of the United States and/or the United Nations in a mediation effort with direct or indirect talks — whichever is more effective — between Israel and the Palestinians.

There is the usual hokey but effective between-song rabble rousing – Bono persists in addressing the audience as "rainbow people from the streets of London", the knowing smirk of the Zoo TV era now a distant memory.

Interestingly, by disentangling the contribution of the single interventions, larvicide applications resulted more cost-effective between July and August, while our estimates suggest that adulticides should be prioritised from September till the end of the mosquito season.

11 Finally, the results are sensitive to the NPV ratio achieved by MRgFUS, MRgFUS becomes cost-effective between 40 and 45% and dominant above 50%.

The results of the sensitivity analysis showed that the CT+PET strategy remained the most cost-effective strategy when the risk of malignancy was between 5.7% and 87%, whereas WW was more cost-effective between 0.3% and 5%.

According to WHO convention, the ratio of Program Cost to DALYs Averted in a cost-effectiveness analysis is classified by the per capita national gross domestic product (GDP) of the country of interest: < GDP/capita classifies an intervention as "very cost-effective"; between 1 and 3 times GDP/capita is "cost-effective"; and > 3 times the GDP/capita is "cost-ineffective".