Sentence examples for effective per from inspiring English sources
The introduction of fluoroquinolones in the 1980's had an almost revolutionary effect on the treatment of salmonellosis, since they offered an effective per oral alternative to treat clinical infections as well as to eradicate long-term carriage.
We interpret these findings as general support for our main hypothesis that gamification is not effective per se, but that specific game design elements have specific psychological effects.
To determine whether oocyte cryopreservation for deferred reproduction is cost effective per live birth using a model constructed from observed clinical practice.
Additionally, at the early sacrifice times (days 2 and 4), 56Fe ions were slightly more effective (per unit dose) in inducing MN-NCEs than 137Cs gamma rays in CBA/CaJ mice.
Our data indicated that the 56Fe ions were more effective (per unit dose) than 137Cs γ rays in inducing damage: about four times for abnormal cells or breaks (both chromatid- and chromosome-types), and 1.6 times for exchanges (all types).
And, private efforts are much more effective per dollar spent than government programs.
In that time effective per-stream rates fell from $0.0020 to $0.0010.
What the RIAA, which represents US labels, was complaining about is known in the industry as the "value gap" – the difference in effective per-play payments between audio services such as Spotify, and YouTube.
The notch-port effective per-unit-length capacitance matrix can be written in terms of the full three-conductor picture as begin{aligned} mathbf{C}_{mathrm{n}} = begin{pmatrix} C_{11} & C_{13} C_{31} & C_{33} end{pmatrix}.
I suspect the publishers analyzed Oyster's offer in what must have been some pretty time-consuming negotiations and dinner parties, and, seeing that Oyster would be unable to pay for the customer's effective per-book discount (which is the whole point of a subscription service) if it were to succeed, they concluded its failure was guaranteed one way or the other.
The ratio DR/LPD can be intuitively understood as an effective per-capita atmospheric dilution rate available for an urban area.
