"I was on antibiotics, and my GP told me that this meant the effectiveness of certain pills is reduced," says Ellie Foster-Lill, 20, a student at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Together, these limitations mean the effectiveness of vaccines and the impact of strain virulence on outbreak potential and disease prevalence have not been evaluated in the field.
However, it does not mean the effectiveness of healthcare systems for providing quality can be improved only through better control and communication within the two layers.
Our inability to bring social care and health together on any real scale means the future effectiveness of both sectors is undermined.
Second, material fracture and shell buckling may not be competing failure mechanisms, which means that the effectiveness of grain size reduction in increasing the structural efficiency of cylindrical strut members can span the entire Hall Petch range of the material.
The significant improvements are all either moderate or small which means that the effectiveness of the programme is marginal overall.
This means that the effectiveness of classifying CP by NBI deserves further validation studies including less experienced endoscopists.
This means that the effectiveness of a policy with the objective of improving maternal and reproductive health is dependent on the effectiveness of a package of interventions.
This means that the effectiveness of the projects can only be evaluated comparing the multiple individual domains separately and not the overall outcome [ 8].
Clinically, this means that the effectiveness of therapeutic lumbar facet joint injections is not altered by the presence or absence of MCs.
