Other techniques, like group interactive learning and reminders and audit and feedback are highly effective, but infrequently used (Grimshaw et al, 1994; Thomson O'Brien et al, 2002).
"When used as directed," the company said, "both enteric and nonenteric coated aspirin provides meaningful benefits, is safe and effective and is infrequently associated with clinically significant side effects".
His bowling was more effective but used infrequently.
Timers to switch off lights after short periods in infrequently used spaces are inexpensive but effective – photocopier rooms, toilets, hallways, stairwells and cupboards have been key targets for this at Glyndebourne.
Study respondents reported that companies had only infrequently taken actions that are most effective in preventing or in preparing to respond to a terrorist threat.
Analysts often report that supervision of CHWs, which has traditionally been provided by the health system alone, is too infrequently implemented to be useful or effective [ 38, 45, 46, 51– 51].
These instructions reduced the risk of sensor error and the calibration check approach, expected to occur infrequently once every 3 4 weeks, was effective when assessed by computer modelling [ 15].
Currently, patients receiving chemotherapy require 1 to 3 injections of Epoetin alfa a week [ 5], while in clinical studies, darbepoetin alfa was effective when injected as infrequently as every 2, 3, or 4 weeks [ 8- 12].
Only the west coast is routinely monitored, since other areas are affected so infrequently that monitoring would not be cost effective.
PubMed search tools are used infrequently by our population and are less effective than the use of four or five terms.
