Sentence examples for efficacy of right from inspiring English sources

This prospective study was designed to assess the efficacy of right atrial pacing in the prevention of postoperative AF following CABG.

Recent electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) efficacy studies of right unilateral (RUL) ECT may not apply to real life clinics with a wide range of patients with major depressive episodes.

That this is so is a testament to the efficacy of the right's attacks on Obama.

In a recent study comparing the efficacy of 6 right-sided ECT treatments with 6 bilateral over 3 weeks, Eschweiler et al. [ 52] found that both groups had a 37% decrease in HAM-D at the end of treatment.

Three of his teammates, believers in the efficacy of prayer, start right in.

"You can't evaluate the efficacy of an operation right in the middle of it," he said.

And second, what if anything does this demonstrate about the efficacy of the Voting Rights Act?

"In this political environment, I think it might be dangerous to do that; it might be dangerous to have a discussion in Congress or in this city about the efficacy of the Voting Rights Act".

Thanks to the efficacy of these shrill, right-wing anarchists two ideas became entrenched in the mainstream: 1).

However, the UNHCR's own studies of the efficacy of its human rights doctrines, and in particular the UDHR, have repeatedly demonstrated the difficulties associated with the special case of the stateless.

We wish for a poetics that both pleases us now and makes clear the efficacy of its political commitments right now, two things metamodernism presently cannot and will not do.