Sentence examples for effective for more from inspiring English sources

Many trials fail, and Alzheimer's research has so far found no treatment effective for more than several months.

The recommendation was largely spurred by a new vaccine, Menactra, which is effective for more than eight years and prevents people from being carriers of the bacteria.

"Though we've changed the company beyond recognition from its form in 1997, we are still in the foothills of the climb to make all kinds of learning more accessible and more effective for more people.

We found that HCl-impregnation is a simple yet powerful method to engineer certain types of papers to make them super-lyophobic substrates against gallium-based liquid metals and effective for more than 30-days after impregnation.

On the one hand, because age is a proxy for labor market experience, this result may indicate that the ICS program was relatively more effective for more experienced women who were out of the labor market for some reason, possibly because their reservation wage or outside option was higher (this could be the case for women with children).

Giants manager Leo Durocher did not think that Wilhelm's knuckleball approach would be effective for more than a few innings at a time.

Secondary outcome measures included time, mental effort, and perceptions of which format was more efficient, more effective for learning, more motivating and overall preferred.

It wasn't actually a trance — he ran an effective organization for more than a dozen years — but he was different, morally, from most of us.

Schizophrenia treatment, for example, risks being overlooked on pure efficiency grounds in favour of more cost effective strategies for more common mental disorders.

Video guides are also an effective tool for more advanced position-oriented meditation.

But these three-yearly campaigns – nets are expected to be effective for no more than three years – were, he said, "laborious, difficult and a huge challenge".