His was a more effective take-down, mind you, than Sarah Silverman's recent contribution, guesting on Conan O'Brien's show in disguise as Adolf Hitler, pretending to be miffed at constantly being invoked in conversations about Trump.
About 40% of survey respondents believed that taking prescription medications and herbal medicines together was more effective than taking either alone.
About 40% of the patients in primary care clinics in USA believed that taking prescription medications and herbal remedies together was more effective than taking either alone and nearly 50% of the herb users co-used drugs [ 32].
About 40% of all of the survey respondents, but especially Asians (55%) and Whites (47%), believed that taking prescription medications and herbal medicines together was more effective than taking either alone.
Banks have been lobbying relentlessly, but in the meantime they have found a more effective method: taking the difference out of consumers' bank accounts.
To make your parachute more effective, try taking a ring of half-an-inch cloth and carefully glue it around the edges of the plastic.
Taking a triptan early when the headache is mild is more effective than taking the triptan when the headache is moderate to severe in intensity (grade A methodology).
They continued their colloquy yesterday, as Walton said: "Steve argues that if you make 5 of 6 shots, it's more effective than taking 100 and making 6.
Taken together, the individual oriented stress reducing interventions that use appraisal processes, social support, and coping as starting points could be more effective by taking into account the subjective experience of the social context in terms of trust and feelings of mutual support and reciprocity in a community.
