Sentence examples for more effective given from inspiring English sources

They have also shown some potential for being more effective, given the effects of NO on pain perception, while also offering additional benefits such as increased gastric protection.

It's an approach that should be all the more effective given the president's tacit endorsement of Clinton's candidacy.

For instance, targeting new residents has proven to be more effective given that their preceding habits have been disturbed.

Ms. Allred said an investigation sponsored by the school would be more effective, given its access to key figures and records.

Getting from this fall to something more effective given entranced interest and you know, all the campaign contributions, that's a very, very difficult problem and happily it's beyond the problems of my book or my knowledge.

The Charities Aid Foundation CAFF) – the voluntary sector's specialist finance body – had called on the government to use the budget to cut the red tape around Gift Aid, to reduce bureaucracy for charities and encourage more effective giving.

So then he posed him with his hands tied behind, which proved much more effective, giving him the slightly bowed shoulders, which are one of the most moving aspects of the statue.

We need to bring more attention to these efforts, in order to spur a new and vigorous approach to more effective giving around the world.

Mr. Friedman, who has written a book about his experience called "Reinventing Philanthropy: A Framework for More Effective Giving" (Potomac Books), said he grew frustrated with charities that couldn't tell him how his donations would make a difference.

Furthermore, depletion of T cells with anti-CD4 or anti-T-cell receptor (anti-TCR) antibodies is more effective if given before immunization than if given afterwards [ 3, 4].

The cost-effectiveness acceptability curves indicate the probability of a given intervention being the more (most) cost effective given the valuation of a unit of health outcome [19].