Sentence examples for plausible effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Recommendations for "respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette," such as covering one's mouth when coughing and avoiding spitting, have been made more on the basis of plausible effectiveness than controlled studies (32 ).

This data suggested plausible reduced effectiveness of this other "immune synapse" involving TCR-dependent signalling by which MΦ and T-lymphocytes can communicate.

The engagement and deficit in social competence are therefore plausible conditions for the effectiveness of character education in promoting social competence.

25 The plausible estimates for expected effectiveness were elicited from 'experts'experts

Sensitivity analysis using the number of registered patients adjusted by the number of the patients who died during the treatment showed that results were not sensitive to plausible variability in the effectiveness data.

A simple static multi-way sensitivity analysis was carried out to compare the relative risk, comparing after to before implementation of a vaccination program, of infections which would cause invasive cervical cancer if neither prevented nor detected, using plausible ranges of vaccine effectiveness, vaccination coverage, screening sensitivity, screening uptake and changes in uptake.

States must, for example, submit plausible plans for improving teacher effectiveness, equalizing teacher quality across rich and poor schools.

A malicious node can provide consistent and plausible data to reduce the effectiveness of local-based schemes as in Table 1.

We also use the model to investigate the effectiveness of a plausible global distribution of vaccine for various pandemic scenarios.

For example, plausible changes to the assumed effectiveness of BA led to ICER estimates that remained well below the lower NICE threshold of £20 000/QALY gained.

To reflect the variability and uncertainty inherent in delivering cervical cancer screening services we have produced plausible ranges of costs and effectiveness for efforts to reduce loss to follow-up.