Sentence examples for in higher effects from inspiring English sources

When an intervention results in higher effects and lower costs than the comparator, or higher effects and higher costs with an ICER lower than the WTP, then the intervention is considered as cost-effective.

Specifically, studies conducted with children aged 7 11 years old resulted in higher effect sizes (d = 0.81) than studies with children 3 6 years old (d = −0.09) or children older than 12 years (d = 0.31).

This design will likely result in higher effect sizes compared to a placebo control group.

It is likely that adaptive interventions, combining the identification of certain subgroups and subsequent tailored solutions will result in higher effect sizes.

Given the substantial differences found between ITT and PP results in our study (with better results for PP), we may expect that with more patients completing their treatment, this would result in higher effect sizes.

Tiger Rules were in high effect, but not everyone was playing.

Well, that just means that the Academy Awards are in high effect and its worth keeping an eye out for the sequel to "Crash" in and around the streets surrounding the Kodak Theater.

I began stepping out on her because Anna was in high effect, moving what she said was a kilo a month from straight-up Colombian sources through a series of reliable associates who were also her pals.

That plan was in high effect last week, including a much-covered launch party catering to teenagers in New York and a huge boom of attention on Twitter and Facebook.

We were all seated when he came in, in part because there were medical reasons for him to avoid grip and grins, but the whole rock star thing was in high effect.

This regimen was accepted well by the patients, resulted in high effect-sizes in improving social anxiety and has the potential to repair the problematic relationships these patients have.