Sentence examples for effective in a future from inspiring English sources
Should this model of rehabilitation prove to be clinically and cost effective in a future definitive RCT, then referral pathways could be adapted to ensure that the model is integrated into existing cancer service frameworks.
Furthermore, none of the treatment comparisons was statistically significant in our network meta-analysis including the predictive intervals, suggesting that the estimates are probably unstable and that any treatment may be effective in a future study.
We did not attempt to calibrate the transmission model to the recent pandemic A/H1N1 2009 influenza, as we did not seek to generate the exact outcomes registered for this pandemic in one specific country but rather to present a general analysis of which strategy would be most cost effective in a future pandemic.
We therefore used a cost-utility analysis to determine a priori what magnitude of health-related quality of life (HRQL) improvement early NIPPV initiation would need to achieve to be cost-effective in a future clinical trial.
"But if species shift their distribution in response to climate change it is possible such measures will become less effective in the future," says a study by a group of scientists led by John Pinnegar, of the government-funded Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas).
A graphic novel is woven throughout and together with photographs, and full-color illustrations creates an effective warning against a future in which tuna sandwiches are replaced by jellyfish salad.
No one can foretell the degree of confusion which would follow so revolutionary a decision; a decision which would work backward as well as forward; it would unsettle the past as well as be effective in the future". In my opinion, a sound public policy militates against a recovery in this case, although on such ground alone I would hesitate to base my decision in this case.
In addition, because every market is changing constantly, a strategy that is effective today may not be effective in the future.
Correction of the order set, provider education, and a warning prompt for beta-2-microglobulin orders was highly effective in preventing future mis-orders.
