Sentence examples for possibly more effective from inspiring English sources

A Cochrane systematic review published in 2009 concluded that acupuncture was at least as effective as, or possibly more effective than, preventive drug treatment for migraine prophylaxis with fewer side effects compared with conventional treatments.

Another, possibly more effective form of antipelt propaganda was suggested by a venture capitalist attending some shows.

Propaganda has become more sophisticated and possibly more effective than it was during the Soviet years, when television was a tool used to sustain an ideology.

In a speech on Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke recommended reductions in principal for such borrowers as a possibly "more effective means of avoiding delinquency and foreclosure".

Much more expensive though possibly more effective is an electronic version called ReliefBand, available from the Woodside Biomedical order department in South Bend, Ind., (800) 973-037800

Just as television eventually gave us William Bernbach, David Ogilvy and Leo Burnett, the connected age will yield a new generation of men (and women, thankfully) just as mad – and just as creative, but quite possibly more effective.

Further, it is possible that other combinations may be as or possibly even more effective.

Although slower to respond to sudden changes in pollutant concentration compared with the liquid liquid systems (Boudreau and Daugulis 2006), the overall biological system can be more stable and possibly more cost effective.

"Would hormone replacement therapy possibly be more effective if it was initiated at the onset of menopause?" Dr. Nabel asked.

Likewise, the Lifetime Learning Credit could possibly be more effective if structured as a match.

Additionally, the longest-lived tr265/tr265 only have myocyte hyperplasia, which suggests myocyte hyperplasia is possibly a more effective cardiac remodeling mechanism to support long-term survival of the fish under extrinsic stress.