Sentence examples for of limited effectiveness from inspiring English sources
The only prescription diet drug for long-term use is Roche's Xenical, approved in 1999 but rarely prescribed because of limited effectiveness and embarrassing side effects.
However, most currently available systems such as friction pendulum system (FPS) and pure friction (PF) system have practical limitations and are of limited effectiveness when input excitation level is significantly different from its design level.
Layout suggestions are of limited effectiveness, and availability and usability limits the value of expert advice and appraisal systems.
As well as being of limited effectiveness, ultra-loose monetary policy has come with harmful side-effects.
15 A recent meta-analysis of eight interventions for AKs determined that for complete clearance of lesions, 5-fluorouracil was the most effective treatment, with other field-directed therapies, such as imiquimod and ingenol mebutate, along with lesion-directed photodynamic therapy being somewhat effective, 14 and topical retinoids and dermabrasion being of limited effectiveness.
These punishments are of limited effectiveness and can harm children; other techniques have been proven more effective.
Termite inspections are mandatory before the purchase of a property, but they are of limited effectiveness.
Current treatments for salivary hypofunction are of limited effectiveness.
Nonetheless, it said, "efforts to overcome this lack have been of limited effectiveness in many high schools".
The treatment of T. gondii infections, in general, accentuates the problem of the limited effectiveness of the available anti-parasitic agents, their side effects and the potential appearance of resistant strains.
Level crossing rails are high risk areas due to the combination of the limited effectiveness of current inspection methods and high corrosion rates which often exist.
