Sentence examples for only minimally effective from inspiring English sources

It could well be that vitaxin is only minimally effective by itself but potentiates the effect of other therapies.

It is plausible that effective disease-modifying interventions might be only minimally effective or even futile at the dementia stage; neuroprotection or favorable effects on the inciting amyloid dysregulation might be overwhelmed by extensive neuronal/synaptic degeneration and plaque pathology.

Why has it been only minimally effective?

Practically no one disputes that antidepressants are only minimally effective in children.

Treatments, like the consumption of high doses of mercury, were harsh, dangerous and only minimally effective.

Committee members who voted against it said while there was a need for a nonhormonal therapy, Noven's candidate was only minimally effective.

In fact, only 12.7% of Americans receive "minimally effective" treatment according to government studies.

Targeted programs for treatment of pneumonia were minimally effective, and only for indicators of uncertain relevance for stewardship.

The reality is that mainline antidepressants are minimally effective, while benzodiazepines and neuroleptics are dangerous and only temporarily effective.

Such self-administered programs tend to be minimally effective in creating healthy changes, but very useful in staving off far more effective policies and regulations.

The disease is only minimally preventable; the vaccine that is used in areas of high endemicity is about 20% effective [ 74].