Sentence examples for seemingly effective from inspiring English sources

The authors also describe a rudimentary but seemingly effective water filtration system they found in which the Maya used sand to sift their water.

Free from bureaucracy (exacting health and safety legislation, risk assessments, evaluation-driven inspections and safeguarding) Japanese families, carers and wider community members are providing low key, informal and seemingly effective social care, compassion and support.

According to one school of thought it is a fair-weather set-up, seemingly effective when economies are expanding but poorly equipped to deal with crises and manage the pressures and conflicts of a sinking economy.

And they had a seemingly effective means to achieve that: nudge a key short-term interest rate up to discourage borrowing (and thus check inflation), or down to foster looser credit (and thus spur growth and employment).

Dr. Mannering's study of accidents in Washington State from 1992 to 1997, a period during which air bags and antilock brakes became prevalent, showed that counter to what would seem logical, there was no major reduction in accidents even with the spread of two seemingly effective safety features.

The RollPro III is a simple but seemingly effective GoPro roll up organizer.

The United Nations study was also pivotal in leading to apparent success with an even simpler, cheaper and seemingly more effective therapy -- a single pill of nevirapine given to a mother at the time of delivery and one dose in fluid form to the infant.

It was also shown that for the patients with migraine-associated nausea, triptan/NSAID therapy was seemingly less effective than triptan monotherapy in relieving nausea.

We would like to offer advice to the novice: although seemingly simple, effective library construction and antibody isolation provide best benefits in the hands of professionals.

In particular, SUVdecon corresponding to the seemingly most effective PVE correction had a poorer classification performance than the SUV indices not corrected for PVE, as shown by the location of the ROC curve.

The goal of adaptive randomization may be to minimize imbalance in baseline covariates among treatment groups (covariate-adaptive randomization) or to increase the proportion of patients assigned to the seemingly more effective treatment while reducing overall trial enrollment (response-adaptive randomization).