"Now that we are in the final stretch, we need to reorganise our teams in order to have full control and the best effectiveness possible," he said.
Ethical constraints prevented us from following up the 33 women who were found to be symptomatic of a sexually transmitted infection; therefore, we may have underestimated the full effectiveness of the ECOMPACT model.
Next went Michael Owen, his England career ended by an inability to persuade Fabio Capello that his full effectiveness had been restored after a series of debilitating injuries.
Then, an ill-prepared Royal Navy had taken too long to reach full effectiveness.
WITH the release of the first DVD-Audio recordings -- which need a DVD-Audio playback system to be heard at full effectiveness -- another step has been made toward the irresistible if unreachable goal of perfect sound reproduction.
Nevertheless, the question of whether an early RTW might increase 'sickness presenteeism', i.e. coming into work unwell and not performing one's role to full effectiveness [ 29, 37] has also been discussed.
Evidence-based interventions (e.g. [ 47]) have to be initiated at an early stage of the illness to develop the full effectiveness.
For that reason, manufacturers recommend replacement at deeper tread depths than summer tires to maintain full effectiveness in snow conditions.
However, they have mixed effectiveness and lack the detail to allow a full evaluation of the processes and practices [ 46, 47].
To qualify, drugs must have "proven effectiveness".
