Sentence examples for reasonable effectiveness from inspiring English sources
The goal of an organised programme, along with achieving reasonable effectiveness, is that potential adverse effects are minimised while screening-related improvements in the quality of life maximised.
Mubarak has maneuvered with reasonable effectiveness, brandishing Egyptian clout through a hastily prepared but effective summit in Sharm el Sheikh in February, but Iran,s Arab surrogates (especially Qatar) continue to unsettle the Egyptians.
Distance runners have often used their training volume (total kilometers or miles run per week) and duration as an index of training with reasonable effectiveness [2, 6].
General locations (not street addresses), partial dates and years pose limited risk, and are recognized as PHI with reasonable effectiveness.
Although this analysis indicates that three vaccine doses are required for optimal protection, our data suggest reasonable effectiveness with fewer doses.
Thus, for screening to be implemented with reasonable effectiveness there is a need to identify behavioral incentives that encourage much better self-reporting and fever screening efficacy than the current data indicate".
The treated cotton fabrics showed good water absorption properties along with reasonable antibacterial effectiveness.
In the base case, compared to an ED discharge strategy, hospitalization had a very high marginal cost-effectiveness ratio of $684,101 per quality-adjusted life year, whereas observation unit admission exhibited a reasonable cost-effectiveness ratio of $44,249 per quality-adjusted life year [ 34].
Our findings suggest that TB culture can be implemented with reasonable cost-effectiveness in urban, middle-income Latin America.
In conclusion, this study suggests that TB culture for HIV-positive patients in urban Brazil may have substantial impact and reasonable cost-effectiveness.
Furthermore, the combination of the methods reported in this work and other ECG and physiological parameters is expected to lead to a solution for the prognosis of cardiovascular mortality at reasonable cost-effectiveness.
