Sentence examples for started effective from inspiring English sources
The phrase "started effective" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something began to be effective, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The new policy started to be effective last month."
In Riley's study 60 years ago, all transmission to guinea pigs was interrupted when sputum smear positive patients were admitted to the ward on the same day they started effective therapy for drug-susceptible TB, and resumed when drug-resistant patients on ineffective treatment were admitted [ 4].
Transmission of TB to 3 guinea pigs occurred from just 3 patients with drug-susceptible TB who experienced delays in starting effective treatment or who were off therapy because of side effects [ 6].
Many readers may not know Mr. Glassman, a former aeronautical engineer who has used Buddhist teachings, which many treat as an excuse to withdraw from the world, to start effective, lasting programs to help the poor and the homeless.
Early detection of infection is critical to rapidly starting effective treatment.
Delay in starting effective antimicrobiological treatment in case of infections is associated with worse outcome.
The most important step is deciding to start effective treatment (raloxifene, bisphosphonate, teriparatide, or strontium ranelate) in patients at risk for fractures.
Early diagnosis is vital to start effective therapy before irreversible organ damage has occurred and should be based on markers of initial, asymptomatic organ dysfunction, such as natriuretic peptides for heart involvement and albuminuria for renal amyloidosis.
Moreover, starting effective treatment early, and especially before initial damage has occurred, constitutes the optimal strategy.
Symptoms of uncomplicated UTI are uncomfortable, and most women will want to start effective treatment as soon as possible.
Early diagnosis is important for the purposes of starting effective disease-suppressing therapy before permanent damages occur.
In order to start effective interventions for abused women in Japan, the appropriate timing and method of IPV screening in healthcare settings needs to be better understood.
