Sentence examples for presumed effective from inspiring English sources

They are to some extent presumed effective until proven otherwise.

This also implicitly presumes effective technology transfer, perhaps through an extension programme.

Because all live chickens available in Hong Kong are vaccinated against avian influenza and the vaccine is presumed 90% effective (1, 21), then only 1%10%0% of 10% carrier rate) are potentially avian influenza infected, giving 325 (162–487) day 1 potential coinfection exposures when reassortment could occur, a rate of 0.0077% (0.0038 0.0115%).

Finally, "Autumn's Law" presumes that effective help is always available, that a well-funded, well-organized social safety net is always in place to catch us when we fall.

Motivational interviews are presumed to improve effective contraceptive use, but studies to date report varied findings.

Antimicrobial therapy with polymyxin B was presumed to be effective for cases of CRAB infection although susceptibility test for this antibiotic was not routinely performed.

The risk-adjusted cost includes the risk of enrolling patients in a costly phase 3 trial involving an ineffective experimental drug presumed to be effective based on the PoC trial (false positive: type I error).

13 Topical azithromycin, a macrolide antibiotic with presumed anti-inflammatory effects, was very recently reported to be effective for MGD.

The binding of a target molecule is presumed to exert an effective local perturbation in the wire.

Suilysin is presumed to be the effective component of S. suis culture supernatant, and the factor primarily responsible for the remodeling of hBMEC cytoskeletons.

These processes are interrelated and are commonly presumed to underlie the effective conduct of daily life requirements.