Sentence examples for more frequently effective from inspiring English sources

We investigated whether peri- or intra-articular injections were more frequently effective in patients with SIJ-related pain, and aimed to create an efficient treatment strategy for SIJ-related pain at or around the PSIS.

Multiple interventions decrease the rate of antibiotic prescription to 72% compared with the control group [ 41] and seem to be more frequently effective than interventions using education strategy alone [ 34].

However, the facilities with higher PU prevalence rates did use pressure-reducing surfaces more frequently and were more effective in documenting the location, size, stage and existence of necrotic tissue when a PU was present.

However, because the acellular vaccine is much more expensive to produce, the whole-cell vaccine, which is equally effective, is more frequently used in developing countries.

"The more frequently they do it, the less effective it's going to be," said John Rothfield, currency strategist at the Bank of America.

While preventive medications are being used more frequently in women, greater use of effective therapies and less use of ineffective or potentially harmful ones are warranted.

Our results are consistent with this cited paradoxical effect since the teens that falsely perceived condoms as being 100% effective were indeed more frequently sexually experienced.

Initially, this can be interesting from a sociological perspective, e.g. results showed that women estimate hand washing as more effective and state more frequently that it is best to cough into the sleeve than men.

We focused on cognitive forms of neutralisation as opposed to other forms of corrective action (e.g., weight or shape checking), as previous research indicates that neutralisation occurs more frequently and is considered as more effective than checking (Shafran et al., 1999), and thus may be of clinical significance.

Although dosage compensation exists in ZW species (Smith et al. 2014), it is relatively more common in XY species due to several potential reasons: mutations occur more frequently in males, the X chromosome effective population size increases due to sexual selection, and stronger natural selection acts on males (Mank 2013).

Survivors also had a shorter time to initial norepinephrine administration (2.7 ± 2.1 hours versus 3.8 ± 2.9 hours; P =0.002), had a shorter time to initial antimicrobial treatment (1.4 ± 1.2 hours versus 2.2 ± 1.8 hours; P =0.001) and received effective antimicrobial therapy more frequently (72.9% versus 56.3%; P =0.012) (Table  2).