Sentence examples for is effectual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Producing the intended result; entirely adequate.
The result shows that the assessment target system is effectual, and the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is feasible, reasonable and scientific on the beverage enterprise marketing channel risks.
To overcome the temperature gap, the application of thermotolerant fermenting-microorganisms for high-temperature SSF is effectual.
On the empirical account, we have public justification for some arrangement when what each party actually believes, desires, and values is effectual in motivating her consent to the implementation of that arrangement.
Garlic is effectual in curing ear infections resulting from the Aspergillus fungus and is often used in the form of prescription anti-fungals.
For music criticism to be effectual, it has to be progressive.
If culture were effectual and living, then he would never experience banishment.
Hence, combining CG scaffolds with BPE can be effectual in the regeneration of neocartilage.
Antioxidant therapy has been thought to be effectual for the prevention and treatment of various diseases including diabetes.
"Sarah was effectual and rational, which is what I needed," Ms. Griffiths said, unlike Brenda, who turned into a sex addict.
He noted the attempted withdrawal of Ohio and New Jersey and observed that it was doubtful whether such attempts were effectual in withdrawing consent.46 He therefore certified the amendment to be in force if the rescissions by Ohio and New Jersey were invalid.
