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Electronic fetal monitoring has been controversial for years, with some women's health groups charging that it was accepted as standard practice before its effectiveness was proven and that it was an unnecessary interference in childbirth, particularly in low-risk pregnancies.

If a treatment cost was lower than the next treatment cost and its effectiveness was higher, it was stated to be "superior," and the assessment was performed with the next treatment.

It was 3.30 m thick and over 5 m high, but its effectiveness was apparently limited, and it was abandoned at some time in the 7th century for want of resources to maintain and men to garrison it.

In patients who failed single-agent therapy, combination therapy was highly effective (day 1, 92%) and its effectiveness was maintained for the duration of the study (day 6, 77%).

It was administered to infected individuals during the 2014 outbreak, though its effectiveness was unclear.

The classic example of this was in the discovery of imatinib (Gleevec); while it was originally touted as a PGDFR inhibitor, later studies uncovered its effectiveness was due to inhibition of other kinases (namely, cKIT and BCR-ABL).

Its effectiveness was confirmed in vibration tests and field observations.

The $43 million intervention had few casualties, but its effectiveness was poor.

That ban passed in 1994 but expired in 2004, and its effectiveness was debated.

The code was instituted by presidential order in March 2002 and its effectiveness was instantly debated.

The reason for its effectiveness was not that smokers irrationally feared they would be caught and punished.