Sentence examples for realistic effectiveness from inspiring English sources

"At present, these injection technologies do not exist, even on paper, and this precludes an evaluation of realistic effectiveness or side effects.

Our expectations have become more realistic, so effectiveness has fallen, too.

Results of preliminary test and simulations are presented and show realistic system effectiveness in damping fuselage bending and torsion.

Then we need realistic cost-effectiveness studies.

Given the range of biologic agents now available for the treatment of RA, the identification of patients who will benefit from a specific therapy is of interest and may aid realistic cost-effectiveness estimates.

Similarly, in the case of PPM-W, the PPM-E performance was more realistic for the effectiveness of the CSP.

Pragmatic randomized clinical trials generate more realistic estimates of effectiveness with greater relevance to clinical practice and for health resource allocation decisions.

We could not show superiority of the combined strategy, unlike a previous trial in children, 11 but our trial had a pragmatic open design and was not an efficacy study, which is more likely to provide realistic estimates of effectiveness in daily practice.

Our study was a pragmatic trial involving 22 hospitals and 27 specialist surgeons and so can be relied on to give a realistic assessment of effectiveness of surgery in the real world; no individual surgeon undertook more than six procedures, and the median number of procedures for each surgeon was two.

Supporters of today's measure on tougher testing say the current tests do not gauge the system's effectiveness under realistic conditions.

Additionally, it provides a more accurate analysis by using specifically calculated thermodynamic properties, precisely calculated adiabatic flame temperature, a realistic definition of regenerator effectiveness coefficient and updated cost parameters.