Sentence examples for limit of effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Are small to moderate effects and a minority of patients improving the limit of effectiveness of psychological interventions for FM? Do genetics, long-term central nervous system sensitization, and socioeconomic contingencies simply 'account for more variance' and trump the influence of psychological processes?

Traditional approaches on the prevention of accidents/injuries in mines reached its limit of effectiveness in improving safety performance and a fresh approach is utmost required.

Writing in Field & Stream about escorting his daughter to the altar, Tom Kelly defined the distance of the wedding processional as being "just about the outer limit of effectiveness of an ounce of 8s pushed by 3 1/4 drams of propellant".

But easier monetary policy is reaching its limits of effectiveness.

What is generally accepted, however, is that easy money has reached the limits of effectiveness.

Doyle uses tricks like this just to the limit of their effectiveness.

Mcleod occasionally thumped him with a wild, looping haymaker of a right-hand, exposing basic flaws in Katzman's defense, but that was the limit of his effectiveness.

The current infection rates among the military may represent a limit of vaccine effectiveness in this highly vulnerable population.

According to the Ministry of Health's most recent health sector strategic plan, a number of problems limit the effectiveness of the HMIS (Republic of Uganda 2005).

It exemplifies what's best in "Selma" while also revealing the limits of its effectiveness.

Dr. David Lawrence, chief executive of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals, said managed care has now demonstrated the limits of its effectiveness.