Sentence examples for supposedly effective from inspiring English sources
Research has already provided a whole bunch of supposedly effective, mainly technical solutions that enhance the changeability of production systems.
With prices at these levels, OPEC is stalling the 500,000 barrel increase until November 1, the supposedly effective date of the increase.
A visit to a fertility doctor reveals that his sperm is "confused," leading to often hilarious scenes at the sperm bank where he made supposedly effective donations years before.
There is an intervention that comprises these supposedly effective ingredients.
Dark chocolate and espresso (or coffee) are supposedly effective temporary relief for some premenstrual symptoms.
Flax Seed -- Fish oil is supposedly more effective in alleviating dry eye than flax seed oil, but I say it can't hurt to eat some ground flax seed in your morning cereal or yogurt of use the pure highest lignan oil in your cooking.
Their method, described in volume 5, issue 2/3 (2008) of the International Journal of Nanotechnology, is supposedly more effective and cheaper than conventional water purification technologies.
Early detection of parenting problems and problems in the psychosocial development of young children is important [ 1- 7], as interventions are supposedly more effective when they are carried out earlier [ 6- 12].
In this article we evaluate how urban land tenure regularization practices are conducted in Namibia, and to compare new formal procedures, designed to address problems of efficiency and efficacy, to older existing procedures, supposedly not efficient or effective.
"The housing and planning bill is contradictory in effect, supposedly promoting right to buy while removing the security of tenure that Margaret Thatcher's government had realised was necessary for the right to buy to be effective," says Peaker.
Scientists have neither found a unique key mechanism, nor an effective treatment against ALS, supposedly because it is a multi-factorial and multi-systemic disease.
