Sentence examples for is only partly effective from inspiring English sources

The ceasefire, complains Israel, is only partly effective, yet Mr Abbas, fearful of a popular backlash, will not order his still-ragged security forces to disarm militants.

Research in San Francisco and elsewhere has found that preventative use is only partly effective, raising safety concerns that such use would create a false sense of protection and increase infections.

All three men have urged the administration to deploy a missile shield only once it has been proved to work -- in contrast to Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, who has called for quick deployment, even if a system is only partly effective.

Still, considering the results of their own and previous studies, the researchers conclude that circumcision should now be accepted as an effective intervention for H.S.V.-2 and H.P.V. prevention, even though they emphasize that the procedure is only partly effective and that the promotion of safe sex is still essential.

However, it is unclear whether this is due to biological superiority of TNF-α over IL-1 in RA pathogenesis [ 4] or whether the approach to block the IL-1 receptor with anakinra is only partly effective in neutralizing IL-1 activity in vivo because of short half-life or inability to achieve sufficient exposure at the target site with the current dosing regimen [ 5].

Such plans are only partly effective in integrating higher education.

(The plant is not immune to Glyphosate-based herbicides, but they are only partly effective).

Gamma globulin became widely used, but it was only partly effective.

As a result, the person develops as a woman but has high testosterone levels that are only partly effective.

Only after a year did I discover Effexor, which made me appreciate that Paxil had been only partly effective for me.

We've long since learned that prevention will be only partly effective if people have no hope of treatment and therefore little reason to learn their serostatus.