Sentence examples for higher rate of effectiveness from inspiring English sources

In an analysis of PBM claims data, we found that patients with RA who took subcutaneous biologics experienced a higher rate of effectiveness according to a validated algorithm and lower cost per algorithm-defined effectively treated patient.

"We've built our cloud-first anti-impersonation solution to be completely automated from the ground up, and the data is clear: We have the highest rate of effectiveness in protecting our customers' domains from impersonation," said Valimail CEO and co-founder Alexander GAlexanderAlexander

Greater numbers of infections are averted at higher rates of condom effectiveness (90 vs. 66.7 %), if condoms are used for a larger share of the anal sex acts (60 vs. 40%%) and if a greater proportion of inmates engage in sexual activity in the absence of a condom program.

The 'best case' shows the maximum potential cost savings from improved outcomes generated by the intervention, given our assumptions about the lowest rates of drop-out and recidivism and highest rate of intervention effectiveness.

And because the cutoff for what counts as a high-priced policy will grow with overall inflation, and not with the higher rate of health care inflation, the tax's effectiveness should increase over time.

In all 15 areas of mentoring effectiveness assessed, higher rates of perceived mentor effectiveness was seen among trainees with ≥2 mentors compared to those with solo mentoring (SM).

A higher rate of utilization and a more aggressive stance toward subtherapeutic INR values could potentially enhance the effectiveness of an ACS.

Higher rate of Corporation Tax for banks.

To introduce this technique successfully to the food industry, systems of higher rates of production with identical or improved effectiveness must be designed.

The lower participation rates in SNAP among Latino households and the corresponding higher rates of hunger among Latino children deeply underscores the effectiveness of the SNAP program in safeguarding families from hunger.

Effectiveness trials often have higher rates of missing data than efficacy trials.