Sentence examples for supposed effectiveness from inspiring English sources

But, whatever the supposed effectiveness of the specialist clothing, the reality was that I now stood alone in the midst of an African savannah waiting for a dog to charge me – impossible not to dwell on the impact of those teeth.

The authors explain this based on their supposed effectiveness over politics and economics – there are two antagonistic positions.

The popularity of aspirin grew over the first half of the 20th century, spurred by its supposed effectiveness in the wake of the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918.

In another example, a major journal editor was complicit with a drug company in publishing an article about a benzodiazepine tranquilizer that emphasized its supposed effectiveness at six weeks.

Lawmakers have taken an interest in nudges because of their nonregulatory nature and supposed cost-effectiveness.

Advantages of untreated fresh frozen non-irradiated allografts are their cost effectiveness, supposed better biological quality and availability in a local bone bank.

CUA however, not only fails to provide such measure, it can't even give a reliable estimate of what it is supposed to estimate: cost effectiveness.

Conceived in the framework of the primary health-care philosophy, decentralisation was supposed to ensure efficiency, effectiveness and accountability in the management of health-care services and resources [ 9, 10].

Meanwhile, the Mumbai attack is very likely to lead to increased disillusionment and scepticism among Indian authorities about the sincerity or effectiveness of the supposed recent improvement in bilateral relations.

This is anticipated because these variables are supposed to influence the cost-effectiveness of preventive services.

And I am supposed to think about cost-effectiveness and health benefits and.... No, this is difficult".