Sentence examples for likely efficacy from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile read Peter Bergen and David Sterman on the likely efficacy of NSA programs in preventing terror attacks.
Uncertainty and disagreement around the causes of problems or the likely efficacy of various solutions cloud many public policy disputes.
ACCURACY -- While Republicans may argue with the cost or likely efficacy of some of Mr. Kerry's policy initiatives, this spot has no refutable claims.
A few senators – Udall, Paul, Barrasso, Risch – questioned the strength of the intelligence assessment showing Assad had used chemical weapons or the likely efficacy of US military strikes.
He is not sanguine about the likely efficacy of the samurai wasp, because he is not sanguine about any biological means of controlling the stinkbug.
A useful test for the likely efficacy of political policies is "do they work in any other country that is similar to the UK"?
Thus, TRPM8 activation can be either pro- or antinociceptive and it is not yet clear which approach would be more likely have potential efficacy for migraine.
To anticipate the likely effects (efficacy and safety) in clinical use in patients with allergic asthma and with allergic rhinitis.
Because the technology presented here is easily adapted to a standard epifluorescence microscope it has the potential for broad application in preclinical drug development and assays of likely drug efficacy.
Focusing on paedophilic interest alone will likely decrease efficacy.
Controlled mucoadhesive drug release after intravesical hydrogel administration will likely increased efficacy.
