Sentence examples for more effective once from inspiring English sources

He made every one of his spring training starts and looked even more effective once the season began.

For Campbell and Hering, who post footage via their own site, visionOntv, amateur journalism will become more effective once reportage is refined.

The tendency is to assume that as you lose weight, the same calorie cut back should prove even more effective once you are lighter, and, presumably, in need of less food.

In this strict sense, the history of guerrilla warfare is no more than two centuries or so old, and in fact Boot's book becomes a lot more effective once he enters the modern era.

Federal oversight will be more effective once markets and credit rating firms believe the government will no longer step in to rescue important firms at risk of failing, Ms. Bair said.

They agree that often a candidate gets more effective once they realize they may lose, like Bush after McCain won New Hampshire in 2000 and Kerry in the Fall of 2003 after Dean's surge.

In addition, while a 1.25 mg/kg per day dose was curative with twice-daily dosing, a higher 5 mg/kg per day dose was required for equivalent efficacy with once-daily dosing, suggesting that twice-daily dosing regimens may be more effective than once daily (Luo et al. 2004).

Not only are the weapons probably not there, but a decade of international import restrictions, United Nations arms inspections and United States military deterrence look far more effective than once thought.

Treatment during the first six months is more effective than once hepatitis C has become chronic.

Furthermore, older people need larger doses than younger people and initiation of vitamin D repletion at an early age may be more effective than once MetS has begun to develop.

7– 9 To our knowledge, there is no evidence showing that more than once-daily application of any antipsoriatic drug can be more effective than once-daily use.