Sentence examples for relatively effective in from inspiring English sources

In Chile murder rates have been historically low and the justice system, while certainly has challenges, is relatively effective in addressing these violent crimes.

He says that most sick-day rituals – from homemade chicken soup to a few drops of Echinacea in your juice – can be relatively effective in shortening the severity of illness and symptoms... as long as you believe they're effective.

We find that both schemes have been relatively effective in reaching their environmental objectives, in terms of having probably high additionality levels and low leakage effects.

Models were relatively effective in explaining mean values of vegetation indices; but they performed poorly in terms of explaining measures of forest vegetation heterogeneity.

Whilst the majority of no-take zones in the PSGLMP case study were evaluated as being relatively effective in terms of optimizing voluntary compliance, there remains considerable potential to improve design, management and use of the poorer performing zones.

Furthermore, it is shown that calibration is relatively effective in reducing false alarms (e.g., false alarm rate is down from 0.28 to 0.19 after calibration for small watersheds with calibrated parameters); but its impacts on detection rate are mixed.

The majority of studies aimed at evaluating the predictive power of Akt phosphorylation for patient survival have focussed on Ser473 rather than Thr308 phosphorylation, probably in large part because phosphoSer473 antibodies are relatively effective, particularly in immunohistochemical (IHC) analyses.

Furthermore, clinical experience shows that at diagnosis, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and bone marrow transplantation are relatively effective even in high-risk neuroblastoma patients.

This is in contrast to ILP with melphalan alone, which is relatively effective against small in-transit melanoma metastases (Lejeune et al, 1989), but achieves very poor results against large tumours such as soft-tissue sarcomas (McBride, 1974; Hoekstra et al, 1987; Thompson and Gianoutsos, 1992).

On the other hand, spiperone showed a relatively effective IC50 (<10  μM) in clonogenic assay rather than in MTT assay (>10  μM).

Vernalization required temperatures above 0°C and was still relatively effective at 14°C in all the accessions.