Sentence examples for perceived as efficacy from inspiring English sources
Indeed, when it comes to selling skin care products and cosmetics, longevity can be perceived as efficacy.
Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.
She decided on her own to increase her daily dose to 15 milligrams, from the 10 milligrams prescribed by her doctor, to counteract what she perceived as diminished efficacy of the drug over time.
Plants in these peripheral areas can serve as sources for recolonization of treated areas, and the rate of recolonization will influence the evaluation of how well the treatment worked (e.g., faster recolonization would be perceived as lower control efficacy).
The new campaign comes as Method ponders what Mr. Ryan calls its challenge: to play up its status as a "high aesthetic" brand without becoming sterile and embrace its status as a quirky brand without being perceived as too strange or lacking in efficacy.
Then came Thatcherism, which, however its long-term record is scored, was certainly perceived as successful by its adherents, and gave a sense of efficacy to politics, one inherited by New Labour in its early euphoric days.
"Swaps are perceived as riskless.
Those wavelengths are perceived as colors.
Those returning are often perceived as arrogant.
I am perceived as anti-turkey.
It's perceived as naughty enough.
