Sentence examples for it considered effective from inspiring English sources

This approach does not guarantee acceptable clinical outcomes, nor is it considered effective in preventing the occurrence of new caries lesions.

It considers effective flexibilities of members in the cracked state using either the curvature distribution along the member or available effective stiffness models under any loading or support condition.

When components show significance at or above 95%% confidence level and it's effect is negative, it is considered effective for production but the amount required may be lower than the indicated as low (−1) concentration in Plackett-Burman experiment.

Treatment was chosen if it was considered effective, user-friendly, and had acceptable, tolerable, and/or manageable side effects.

Until the nineteen-eighties, it was considered effective and humane to manage unruly residents with vest straps and other restraints.

Although Jasmine oil showed low MIC (15.6 μL/mL) in our study, but it cannot be considered effective in removal of preformed biofilm.

For the purposes of estimating the likely upper boundary of an effective treatment dose, it was not considered effective to rear virgin A. ferus females (as artificial rearing methods were not developed at the time, but are now available (Barrington et al. 2015)) in order to test separate effective doses for male individuals.

It is now considered effective for chronic LBP [ 25, 26].

It was also considered effective and safe in a randomised controlled trial conducted in the Asia-Pacific region [ 11].

Spectinomycin, another member of the aminoglycosides, was used traditionally as an active compound against M. bovis and it is still considered effective in Japan [ 6, 12, 14].

In both of these studies, whilst the nitric oxide donor was considered effective, it was less effective than the comparator prostaglandin on an inpatient basis.