Sentence examples for rather effective at from inspiring English sources

The absence of 40Ar/39Ar ages between 44 and 27 Ma only means that geochemical conditions for cryptomelane crystallisation were not fulfilled, but could still be favourable to Fe- and/or Al-oxy-hydroxides formation, before drier climatic conditions became rather effective at the Oligocene period to sustain mechanical erosion rather than chemical weathering processes.

Although rather effective at very high doses, atropine rapidly looses efficacy when administered at low doses or after development of full-blown seizures (Shih and McDonough 2000).

While whole-genome shotgun and short-read assemblies are rather effective at reconstructing single-copy euchromatic genes, repetitive regions remain a major challenge.

The experienced effect of acupuncture for reducing pain and increasing relaxation was assessed by 'In summary, what is your assessment of your acupuncture treatment for pain relief/relaxation?' and the response alternatives were dichotomised into effective (very effective + rather effective) and ineffective (not very effective + not effective at all).

Despite rather effective glucose control, 39% of patients receiving TPN developed at least one BSI, which is comparable with published reports.

The immobilization of NiCl2 was rather effective, and no leaching could be observed under ethanol, toluene and water at 110 °C while stirring for 5 h.

It's all, of course, rather effective.

Gearbox also uses rather effective lighting and a fairly worthy musical score to create exactly the right mood for every set-piece they toss at the player.

This was apparently rather effective.

Rather, they are remarkably effective at shouting down moderation and having an outsize influence at the ballot box, in our legislative process, and even at the courthouse steps.

Coalitions within the group are fluid and issue-specific, but they tend to be more effective at blocking rather than advancing consensus on specific policy issues.