Sentence examples for erode efficacy from inspiring English sources
Although interventions exist that take into account key factors, such as crack use, that erode efficacy of traditional HIV prevention approaches in promoting condom use [ 58, 59], effects of such interventions may not endure over time and may require ongoing booster sessions to reinforce them [ 73].
Delaying implementation until 100 individuals are diagnosed (from 10 diagnosed) erodes efficacy of the best strategy most significantly (Figure 5e).
However, even at this higher coverage, mosquito resistance erodes efficacy much more slowly for a late-acting insecticide (Fig. 2B), so that the insecticide is more likely to work long enough to ensure elimination.
The lack of social data relating to human-nature interactions in this particular context is now seen as an omission, which can often erode the efficacy of any resource management or conservation action.
However, some perturbations erode the efficacy more than others and demonstrate the critical enablers of effective mitigation.
The greatest long-term threat of AMR is that resistant strains erode drug efficacy over time.
Receipt of more practical support may instead indicate a need for additional assistance, signifying poorer health, as well as foster dependency and erode self-efficacy (25, 38, 39).
However, serotype replacement is already eroding the efficacy of PCV7 in high-risk populations [4], [5].
These previous examples demonstrate the importance of focusing on factors that could erode perceptions of self-efficacy and resiliency and, in turn, impact the ability to flourish in a work environment.
We'll give it to you.' " But The Jerusalem Post, which advocates a firm response to the Palestinians, nonetheless questioned the efficacy of the aerial bombing of buildings, which "would not seem to erode the Palestinian military capability, while it is costly to Israel in public relations terms".
