Sentence examples for even more effective when from inspiring English sources

Regarding the described effects, exercise was even more effective when it was combined with a caffeine substitution.

These oils are even more effective when combined with small amounts of pharmacy-compounded estriol and testosterone, she said.

But the two were even more effective when Katy sang counterpoint, as on "All the Time," dropping in high-pitched ad-libs while Cassie forged ahead with the main melody.

In a paper presented at the Fed's symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyo., last summer, Michael Woodford, a Princeton macroeconomist, argued that "monetary policy can be even more effective" when information is more rapidly disseminated to the private sector.

The management also like Robshaw's "consistency and ability to raise his game to the big occasion" and are hoping an extra emphasis on speed work will make him even more effective when Australia, Argentina and New Zealand visit London next month.

Though in recent years Schreiber has frequently been cast as a villain (he picked up a Tony Award for Best Actor for his performance in the 2005 revival of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross"), he is even more effective when playing the victim.

In addition, initiating CGM treatment might even be more effective when combined with the initiation of CSII.

It may also indicate that breast cancer screening using FFDM is even more effective than when using solely FSM.

For all his sliding acrobatics, Ovechkin is even more effective, if less spectacular, when he stays on his feet.

Even more effective was the moment when Mr. Norman-Wright cradled the king in his arms like an ominously gentle angel of death.

Two 16-year-olds from Troy, Mich., Dorothy Chen and Sara Ma, formed the other winning team, with an experiment that will look at whether a fungus-killing bacterium will become even more effective at killing fungus when it gets back from a trip that will make it temporarily weightless.