Sentence examples for effectively before from inspiring English sources

Many wanted to have evidence that the test works effectively before undertaking a screen; "I'd want to know how effective it is I'd want to be given some figures"; "Yeah, the accuracy of the test is everything".

A reporter is supposed to research it effectively before writing it, and a reporter writes it.

(If West has a singleton diamond honor he could shift to a club effectively before the trumps have been drawn).

After all, if they had done that more effectively before 2008, the worst recession since the 1930s might have been avoided.

He said it was likely to take at least two years to convert all the Homebase stores, but it was important to run the chain more effectively before then.

The auditor, Claire McCaskill, said she would help solve the state's budget shortfall by making sure the state was using tax dollars and tax breaks effectively before raising taxes.

Now, these reduced molecules can interact with the metal surface more effectively than before and thus prevent the metal dissolution more efficiently.

"I think it allows us to focus on our mission and to do it more effectively than before".

This means you are unable to regulate cortisol levels in your body as effectively as before, causing you to experience stress more readily.

Subsequent to recent developments, oocytes can now be preserved much more effectively than before, through vitrification (see, for example, Rienzi et al. 2012).

"The Unforgiving Minute" effectively contrasts the before and after aspects of one officer's combat career.