Sentence examples for example of the efficacy from inspiring English sources

Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, pointed to Mr. Cabrera in the audience as an example of the efficacy of the new rule.

More than one person's story, it's another example of the efficacy of the Stanford Biodesign training program, whose fellows have started 36 medtech companies and filed more than 200 patents, all of which have reached 250,000-plus patients.

As one example of the efficacy of such civic education, see Steven E. Finkel's "Civic Education and the Mobilization of Political Participation in Developing Democracies," Journal of Politics 64, no. 4, 2002, 994-1020.

As James Locher III, executive director of the Project on National Security Reform, pointed out to Connecticut residents about the perils of our outdated national security machinery as the news broke out, the raid by the SEALS in Abbottabad was a dramatic example of the efficacy of a U.S. new security model -- but this retail exception is not the wholesale rule.

The iodised salt campaign has been a major success and is an example of the efficacy of the Triple-A Cycle.

As an example of the efficacy of Qβ replicase for generating diverse mRNA libraries, and to provide a direct comparison with published reports of protein evolution using other mutagenesis methods, Qβ replicase mutagenesis was used to modify the well-characterized TEM-1 β-lactamase antibiotic resistance protein of E. coli.

Because of available experimental modal analysis data, this paper provides a useful practical example on the efficacy of polynomial chaos where the statistical moments and the probability distributions of modal responses are compared with experimental results.

In this example on the efficacy of zinc, based on only five trials and high heterogeneity (I = 75%), the results of the DL and HKSJ analyses differ substantially.

Sotheby's auction of Old Master paintings the day after gave some striking examples of the efficacy of art history in price making.

Studies have shown that St .John's wort, for example, reduces the efficacy of nearly 50percentt of medications.

For example, testing the efficacy of all possible combinations of the 19 drugs used in this study at just 3 different dosages each would require about one billion experiments.