Sentence examples for sufficient effectiveness from inspiring English sources

This design method has been applied to Mini Aerial Vehicle MAVV) flight controllers to demonstrate that the proposed design method has sufficient effectiveness.

Will it produce the intended biological activity and show sufficient effectiveness in patients?

Recent meta-analyses and surveys have shown sufficient effectiveness of psychotherapy for PTSD, and cognitive-behavioral treatment in particular [ 10- 13].

While the guidelines for conducting a CEA in the methods section of the DCP2 acknowledges the lack of sufficient effectiveness data, no recommendations for transferring data from developed countries to the context of low resource settings is provided.

Given the safety concerns and similar effect size at both dose groups, it was reasonable to raise the question whether doses even lower than 0.5 mg would produce sufficient effectiveness.

The ideal treatment for acute cough would not only have a well-established safety profile, but also provide rapid and long-acting relief, with sufficient effectiveness to allow patients to sleep throughout the night.

Efficacy is necessary to, but not sufficient for effectiveness [ 45] and implementation is suggested to be thought of as interacting with the efficacy to determine effectiveness [ 46].

If an intervention had the potential to achieve strong or sufficient evidence of effectiveness using the Community Guide criteria, net effects were calculated as the relative, net percent change from baseline for participants in both the intervention and control groups.

Victory also depended on artillery barrages of sufficient intensity and effectiveness, to enable the infantry to quickly outflank the Ottoman defenders on the coast, and drive a gap in the Ottoman front line, for the Desert Mounted Corps to ride through on their way to the Esdraelon Plain, on the first day of battle.

The sample size of this study was sufficient to assess effectiveness of the product under study, but does not allow to adequately assess side-effects.

Perhaps more importantly, they (and William Carey) argue that reduction of core ADHD symptoms alone is not sufficient to determine effectiveness [ 58].