Sentence examples for is effective at keeping from inspiring English sources

The blood-brain barrier, a thin membrane surrounding, is effective at keeping out most foreign bodies.

(5 ml) liquid dish soap and 1 quart (4 cups) of water sprayed on the plant's leaves is effective at keeping away most other harmful insects.

Committee members agreed that Abbott's studies to date showed Xience was effective at keeping arteries clear and some saw advantages over Taxus, the current market leader.

In Connecticut, the bill's opponents said that the laws already in place are effective at keeping weapons out of the hands of terrorists.

Despite the lack of acceptable data, doctors have assumed that if anti-HIV drugs were effective at keeping long-term positive people healthy, a short-course of treatment over one or two months would also stop the virus embedding itself in someone who has been sexually exposed.

They certainly were effective at keeping things functioning.

But the available data indicates that even the abstinence-first models are effective at keeping students sober and in school.

Bug spray and citronella are effective at keeping them away, but according to a video by the San Francisco Globe, there's an even easier, more natural way to get them to leave you alone.

Although we can't vouch for the science behind the technology, we did find that the app was effective at keeping our scatterbrained self focused on relaxation for a few minutes.

The question was "which preventive measures among this list you think are effective at keeping you from getting the influenza A (H1N1)?".

This study demonstrated that danaparoid in a loading dose of 3,500 IU IV followed by a continuous infusion of 100 IU/hour was effective at keeping the extracorporeal circuit open, with median anti-Xa activities within the therapeutic range from 2 to 12 hours after the loading dose and without any bleeding or thomboembolic complications during the described treatment period.