Sentence examples for indicated an effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Linde's meta-analysis of 1997 showed that, overall, trials of homeopathy indicated an effectiveness superior to placebo.[ 2] However the larger and more high quality trials were more likely to be negative and in the last two years a string of inconclusive trials have been published.

Treatment with cypermethrin resulted in reducing mean abundance of pre-adult and adult male stages (PAAM) as well as adult female stages of L. salmonis at all five sites (Table  1, Figure  1) which, according to univariate analysis indicates an effectiveness in excess of 90% for all sites.

Reductions in the total and major amputation rates are consistent with recent studies of trends in the amputation rate [ 17- 19] and indicate an improved effectiveness in the diabetes care, possibly due to multidisciplinary actions.

Reduction in the disease burden in vaccinated children and herd protection together with limited disease caused by non-vaccine serotypes indicated a favorable cost effectiveness ratio that influenced adoption in NIPs [ 79- 82].

As M increases the slope decreases indicating a decreased effectiveness.

Low values of EC50 indicate a higher effectiveness in ABTS scavenging ability.

Higher values of the scavenging ability indicate a superior effectiveness of the scavenging radical potential.

Collectively, the subjective and objective results show a significant improvement with the advanced harness system but also note an interesting interaction with degree of sagittal flexion, indicating a diminished effectiveness of the design improvements at forward flexed postures.

The CO2 removal rates achieved in the work described here (63 78 mL/min scaled up) are within clinically useful ranges, and the device was operated at lower blood flow rates (248 421 mL/min scaled up), indicating a higher effectiveness in blood plasma, and a better safety profile.

Thus, long-term measures of cognitive performance may indicate a certain effectiveness of cognitive training.

There was no exercise × group interaction (p = 0.473), indicating a similar effectiveness of both types of exercise in all subgroups.