Sentence examples for practical efficacy from inspiring English sources
One is that many women have an inflated view of the practical efficacy of feminism, and continue to place uncritical hope in it.
The Sophists, who were professional educators, introduced a form of higher education whose commercial success attested to and was promoted by its social utility and practical efficacy.
The practical efficacy and effectiveness of the adsorbent were tested using nuclear industrial wastewater.
An empirical case study is conducted to demonstrate the practical efficacy of the 'PARA' model.
The algorithm is verified using a gantry robot experimental platform, whose results reveal its practical efficacy and robustness against plant uncertainty.
An extensive set of simulation experiments explores the practical efficacy of the various test statistics in terms of empirical size and size-adjusted power confirming the superiority of restricted over unrestricted tests.
Here we show how the processivity and the directionality of two chitinases, chitinase A (ChiA) and B (ChiB) from Serratia marcescens, affects the practical inhibition efficacy (IC50) of allosamidin, a general competitive inhibitor of family 18 chitinases.
The non-interventional, multicentre, open-label ADDITIONS (prActical Daily efficacy anD safety of procoralan In combinaTION with beta blockerS) trial followed 2,330 German patients with stable angina pectoris receiving β-blockers who initiated treatment with ivabradine 5 7.5 mg twice daily [ 50].
The ADDITIONS (PrActical Daily efficacy anD safety of Procoralan® In combinaTION with betablockerS; Controlled-Trials.com #ISRCTN53233058) trial [ 24] showed that treating patients with stable angina with a combination of ivabradine and beta-blocker reduces heart rate, angina attacks, and nitrate consumption and improves Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) classification along with QoL.
The practical feasibility and efficacy of this approach has been demonstrated with zolpidem using various treatment regimens and study designs.
We conclude from our example that there are at least two advantages to a decision-support approach that treats evaluation and planning as distinct but integrated phases: (1) the overall decision process is rendered conceptually simpler and (2) practical considerations of efficacy and feasibility of management actions can be easily accommodated.
