Sentence examples for probably effective from inspiring English sources

For instance, the statement "for some people in the early and middle stages of the disease, galantamine may help prevent some symptoms from becoming worse for a limited time" was categorised as "effective" by one person, "probably effective" by seven, "unknown effectiveness" by five, and "unclear" by three.

3 This was probably effective for some people but residual effects were inconsistent and systematically leached by hair washing so that the level of insecticide quickly became sublethal for any lice moving onto the hair.

And, "tragically" he says, these weapons are probably effective.

While that sounds a lot like flag-wrapped, and probably effective, pre-campaign politicking, the raid leading to Bin Laden's death takes a stone off the country's heart.

It would be therapeutic – and probably effective, since the prospect of jail time will grab a CEO's attention much more rapidly than a fine, however large, from the corporate coffers – but it's going to prove elusive, I suspect.

The most conservative measure, bed rest and time, is probably effective in many patients [3].

A multidisciplinary team approach is probably more effective and efficient [ 30].

"My conclusion was this: boycott is probably more effective for major institutions; for individuals, engagement is more effective.

None of those measures is probably as effective as simply reducing the need for soldiers.

"It would have been a lot more work and probably less effective," she said.

It will probably be effective, though, in allaying concerns among the elderly that Mr. Lazio is not on their side.