Sentence examples for more effective physical from inspiring English sources

The results of the NCs are important in the context of designing better, more effective physical and biological PL probes.

It was observed that a crack-free MPL provided a more effective physical barrier to restrict the undesired leaching of liquid phosphoric acid through the GDL.

Further, JUP has a higher relative degree of cross-linking to BDDE, which may create a more effective physical and chemical barrier to hyaluronase activity, thereby limiting access to its substrate, relative to the PER gel.

A higher degree of cross-linking may create a more effective physical and chemical barrier to hyaluronidases and free radicals, activity, thereby limiting access to its substrate, and consequently increasing the longevity of the product.

Our findings are congruent with the findings of some intervention studies that have proven that school interventions can work if they are appropriately implemented and delivered by qualified professionals [ 39], and that PE specialists provide more effective physical education than non-specialists [ 40].

To devise more-effective physical activity interventions, the mediating mechanisms yielding behavioral change need to be identified.

Randomized controlled trials reported that manual therapy is more effective on physical function, mental health, physical disability and/or pain than no intervention, sham manipulation, light exercises or general active exercises [ 21- 25].

NMES in the ankle dorsiflexor muscles in combination with motor physical therapy is more effective than physical therapy alone in improving static balance in children with CP submitted to BT-A in the lower limbs.

NMES in the ankle dorsiflexor muscles in combination with motor physical therapy is more effective than physical therapy alone in improving functional balance in children with CP submitted to BT-A in the lower limbs.

WebMD reported on a 2009 study showing that acupuncture was actually more effective than physical therapy and drugs at relieving this kind of pain.

Would it be more effective if physical treatment were added to the cognitive intervention?