Sentence examples for only more effective from inspiring English sources

Thus, the isoA β42 toxic action on neuronal cells is not only more effective but also more specific than that of A β42. Apoptotic effect of both peptides is associated with reduced mitochondrial potential of cells (Supplementary Figure S1c), which indicates the start of the mitochondrial apoptosis pathway.

By stressing his managerial competence, Giuliani is able to signal that he is like Bush — only more effective.

Importantly, MOOCs were only more effective than traditional lectures; they compared poorly with interactive classroom methods, such as groupwork.

The software and robots are already here – or well on their way – but this unmet demand will remain until the tech is not only more effective but cheaper than the equivalent doctor.

The spastic solo for Amy Young is among the most exceptional elements in this great work: the way it's rhythmically at odds with the music makes it only more effective.

Bottom-up development is not only more effective, but also less expensive than top-down programs.

But for Tetzlaff the earlier version was not only playable but more effective, so he obtained Ligeti's permission to perform the original.

A 15-minute standing meeting will ensure that no one drones on, and data shows that standing meetings are not only shorter but more effective.

The examination of this design also reveals that the mixed-methods approach is not only possible, but more effective, and has higher validity.

That means that the company's methods will not only be more efficient, but more effective.

Only one RCT of an exercise referral scheme has incorporated a thorough health economic evaluation, which concluded that the exercise intervention was more costly but only slightly more effective than advice alone and was unlikely to be cost-effective [ 15].