Sentence examples for effective doubt from inspiring English sources

Although the systematic evaluation of both extrapulmonary and pulmonary causes for cough is widely held to be effective, doubt has been cast on the perception that the diagnostic triad of CVA, PNDS and GORD accounts for the almost all causes of chronic cough [ 12, 13].

Although most experts agree that psychosocial interventions for ADHD can be effective, doubts have been raised about the magnitude of treatment effects, as small to moderate effects have been found for parent reported outcomes but little effect has been shown using blinded (for example, teacher report) outcomes.

"The technology of C-Fast is effective without doubt," he said.

Then again, even if the treatment is proven to be effective beyond doubt, the problem regarding how clinicians ought to interpret the treatment's potential risks and harms remains an open question.

While there was moderate agreement that follow-up for all pregnant women would be most effective, respondents doubted its feasibility (Fig 3b).

The ones with futons and access to an effective exterminator no doubt took heart.

Could those labels actually be effective in creating doubt in smokers regarding their dangerous habit?

Any intervention in bond markets could be less effective if investors doubt the E.C.B.'s resolve.

Yet the diet inside turned out to be a very sensible (and no doubt effective) eating plan featuring a mixed if moderate diet, and up to 1,200 calories a day.

For decades the tobacco industry and its shills hid the truth by deploying its most effective weapon: manufacturing doubt about the health hazards of smoking.

After author ReShonda Tate Billingsley found her daughter posting alcohol-related photos to the social network, she came up with a very original, and no doubt effective, form of punishment.