Sentence examples for effective would be a from inspiring English sources

Vitamin E, which was also effective, would be a better candidate and might explain why it is so effective in suncreams and moisturisers.

A form of double-aspect theory in which these properties were allowed to be causally effective would be a species of emergent materialism.

Even more effective would be a move to cut the road that leads eastward out of Kabul to Jalalabad and Pakistan.

Additionally, assays that are quick and relatively easy to perform as well as cost effective would be a major asset in the field.

More effective would be an extension of the weapons inspectors' mandate to secure chemical dumps, backed by a united security council, rather than moral grandstanding by governments that have dumped depleted uranium, white phosphorus and Agent Orange around the region and beyond.

Perhaps, most effective would be an interaction with FtsZ, as it initiates cell division.

Interestingly, Roddy does not consider that a return by Derry City to Northern Ireland's Irish League – which could easily be considered cost-effective – would be a trigger for social unrest but regards the scenario as unnecessary.

Likewise, detecting the less than 0.3% absolute improvement level at which the intervention becomes cost-effective would be a totally quixotic undertaking.

"What would be more effective would be encouraging a wider variety of body shapes on TV and in media in general".

The most effective would be data from a randomly sheared BAC library generated from the same gynogenetic fish used to make the CCBL1 library.

One approach that could prove effective would be to use an inducible driver system (e.g. Gene-Switch) in combination with adult-specific RNAi of grh.