Sentence examples for effective that if from inspiring English sources

The solvent is so effective that if a researcher fails to keep an eye on the dissected brain as it lies on a microscope slide, the brain will simply disappear when the solvent is added, Dr. Dubnau said.

Effective, that is, if you mean capable of producing a meaningful change rather than a great sounding argument or complaint.

But it is not clear how effective that strategy is if Kasich does not show that he can win states besides the one he governs.

This principle is of utmost importance if the drug is to remain effective, that is to say if the development of drug resistance is to be prevented.

Just think how effective that person could be if, instead of investing all that time and calculation on "managing up," he spent the same energy trying to figure out the optimal solution to whatever task he has been assigned.

"If you have kissing and partial nudity, is that less effective than if you showed them copulating on screen?" Some actors agree that some territory shouldn't be explored for the sake of a film or a show.

The situation personalizes the grander debate about Jews and Germans, forgiveness and penance, and the dialogue would be effective in that regard if the circumstances weren't so kooky.

"But it's not going to be very effective if that's the vanguard".

We will be more effective if that feedback is shared in the rooms.

It may sound obliteratingly boring, but the treadmill can be effective if that's the only exercise you choose to do.

"Each dunk will treat 100 square feet of surface water for 30 days," Mr. Ross said, adding that the product will remain effective for that period even if the area in which it has been placed -- a swampy area, for example, or in pools that may form along the banks of a brook or stream -- dries up and then refloods.