Sentence examples for is relatively effective from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy TOPSIS is relatively effective in capturing information to justify the advantages and disadvantages of maintenance strategies that correspond to different aspects.

This means that the increase in available energy is relatively effective in removing ions, as not much energy is wasted in further acceleration of ions that would anyway escape.

Hence, photo-oxidative disintegration of plastics is relatively effective on a beach surface, but extremely slow in the deep ocean [25, 71, 116] and for plastics buried in beach sediment or soil [72, 82].

They proved that the existence of regenerator is relatively effective on the increase in cycle efficiency, and in some cases, it reduces the overall costs due to reduction in condenser load.

OPM is relatively effective if the ratio of the number of through passengers to the number of transferring passengers is not larger than a threshold (e.g., 10 in our case).

Furthermore, it is shown that calibration is relatively effective in reducing false alarms (e.g., false alarm rate is down from 0.28 to 0.19 after calibration for small watersheds with calibrated parameters); but its impacts on detection rate are mixed.

All but one of these studies showed some improvements in adherence to medication or knowledge and it is concluded that more intensive interventions appear to be relatively effective, but that brief counselling or education is of little effect.

It is believed the policy was relatively effective.

Biofeedback and stress management are relatively effective preventive measures for migraine.

It was relatively effective for palpitations, shortness of breath and chest choking, with an effective rate of 77.3%.

Thus, the point injection of D. nipponica was relatively effective and safe for the treatment of serious bronchial asthma.