Sentence examples for not less effective from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brooks articulates exactly why we need more, not less, effective government regulation.

Other editors have been less vocal about their missions, and those who know Mr. Kelly see him taking that more subdued, if not less effective, path.

(2) The proposed variance is not less effective than the environmental protection requirements of the regulations in this program and is consistent with the Act.

Such trials are called equivalence, or noninferiority, trials that attempt to show that the new IP is not less effective than the comparator by more than a statistically defined amount.

Placebo in this study was a rehydration treatment that appeared to be not less effective than high doses of active i.v. drugs.

This approach will need to be varied for vulnerable or other groups whose access to information technology is limited, but it should mean that departments can be more, not less, effective at reaching particular groups affected by policies," Mr Letwin added.

Yes, slavery was brutal, but when films like Roots depict a slave being maimed it is not done in a voyeuristic way that goes on for several minutes, and that film was not any less effective in conveying the institution's brutality.

It is now well accepted that physical discipline is not only less effective than other non-coercive methods, it is more harmful than has often been understood — and not just to children.

The cost-effectiveness plane shows that the majority of all cost-effectiveness ratios fall into the quadrant where PEMF is not only less effective in terms of QALY's but also more costly.

It is not demonstrably less effective than the others, and it carries none of the bad side effects".

Today, of course, public schools are far more civilised, but not less ruthlessly effective in giving their pupils a competitive advantage.