Sentence examples for effectivity of using from inspiring English sources

Two simulations to show the effect of phase ratio on purification have been carried out which clearly show the effectivity of using such models.

This reflects the assumption that the effectivity of resource use is determined not just by the history of the synapse but also by the arrival of the new presynaptic spike, thus ensuring a non-zero response to the first spike (Tsodyks et al. 1998).

After pilot testing and implementation, a randomised controlled trial is a possible next step to evaluate the effectivity of the use of an Asthma Risk Appraisal Tool in well-child care to support professionals in risk assessment of asthma, when preschool children present with asthma symptoms.

On the other hand, glass surface modifications may be tested with respect to their effectivity using the contact with standardized laccase-maltodextrin mixtures.

We decided to assess the pre-hospital cooling effectivity of this approach by using a target dose of 15-20 ml/kg of 4°C cold normal saline in the setting of the physician-staffed Emergency Medical Service.

Administration of propofol both as an induction agent and also used for maintenance led to an increased ability of the patients to recall their dreams in the majority of the subgroups (Table  3).> We also intended to clarify whether drugs used for induction or rather those used for maintenance influence the effectivity of our psychological methods.

The homogeneous black coating obtained using the PP-MWCNTs indicates the effectivity of the functionalization in terms of improvement of dispersion.

Different authors demonstrated a significant increase in ADC from before to shortly after transcatheter arterial chemoembolisation in large groups of patients with hepatocellular carcinoma [ 37, 38], indicating that DWI could be used as a predictor of the effectivity of treatment.

The results showed that MES could indicate the effectivity of testing different cattle groups for MAP, given that the data used are unbiased.

van Laer et al. [ 3] and Blackshaw and Blackshaw [ 15] have summarized that the effectivity of shelters in terms of reducing heat load largely depends upon the material used and the structure of the shelter.

In numerical experiments, we use these estimators to steer h-adaptive algorithms, and compare the effectivity of the different approaches.