Sentence examples for effectiveness as it was from inspiring English sources

But I cannot report on its effectiveness as it was on the floor when I woke up.

Moreover, α-TOM may have higher in vivo effectiveness as it is ∼10 20-fold ∼10 20-foldent in vitro than the relatively well-studied α-TOS.

The medical labelling of a long-standing chronic disease with suboptimal management effectiveness, as it is expected for osteoarthritis, might impair health-related quality of life without providing the additional benefit to offset it [ 19].

But maybe it wasn't so much the habit itself as it was its effectiveness that I kept returning to — how I could reliably get all sorts of people to move it or jump or shut the hell up.

Communication effectiveness: Delivering a message as it was intended with minimal disruption and misunderstanding, even if it takes a long time.

"It's easy to see why teachers feel put upon, when you consider the rhetoric around the need to measure their effectiveness — just as it's easy to see why they would internalize it as a perception that teachers are generally ineffective, even if it's not what the debate is about at all," Ms. Jacobs said.

Type 2 diabetes is a priority condition for comparative effectiveness research as it is a condition with multiple treatment options with multiple potential benefits and harms.

We can make no claim about the effectiveness of our clinical intervention as it was uncontrolled and may reflect a regression to the mean.

This manuscript provides a costing and cost effectiveness analysis of the intervention as it was implemented, in addition to two alternative models, and estimates of the impact these would have if rolled out across the province of KwaZulu- Natal, South Africa.

Long term effectiveness of interventions was not assessed as it was beyond the scope of the review.

We assessed the existing literature on cost-effectiveness of POD interventions in leprosy as it was not clear which interventions were most cost-effective, using a standard checklist for economic evaluations and discussed the findings in the light of availability, affordability, and sustainability of POD interventions for leprosy and other chronically disabling conditions in developing countries.