Sentence examples for effectiveness of a car from inspiring English sources
The objective of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a car seat class in increasing parental knowledge about child passenger safety.
Of course, that's like judging the effectiveness of a TV car ad by seeing how many people jumped from their chairs after viewing it and called a local car dealer.
Furthermore, for CAR T cells that are infused into the bloodstream of cancer patients, homing to the tumors across physical and biochemical barriers is a crucial requirement for the effectiveness of CAR T cell immunotherapy.
Preclinical studies in the U.S. are investigating the effectiveness of CAR T therapy in targeting CCR4, which genetically engineers a patient's T cells to attack cells bearing the CCR4 molecule.
Numerical results on a 2D acoustic tube and a 2D acoustic cavity of a car with large uncertain-but-bounded parameters evidence the remarkable accuracy and effectiveness of the proposed method.
The results of the simulation clearly show the effectiveness of the proposed car sharing system, because, with low staff costs, it allows users a high level of satisfaction.
We tested the effectiveness of a small-media campaign consisting of posters, pamphlets/brochures, handheld fans, and car magnets.
The commission said that consumer associations have made "many complaints" about the effectiveness of car labelling for understanding CO2 emissions, and that the lack of harmonised criteria across member states has led to large variations in the rules.
And he had plenty of good reasons: it can cause excessive sweating or vomiting; it is a major component in acid rain; it can cause severe burns in its gaseous state; accidental inhalation can kill you; it contributes to erosion; it decreases the effectiveness of car brakes; and it has been found in the tumours of terminal cancer patients.
The methodology used to estimate the magnitude and statistical significance of the contrast between households with individual security devices and suites of them and those without security is the security impact assessment tool (SIAT) originally developed to test the effectiveness of car security devices (Farrell et al. 2011b).
