[1] Haidt sees two points about reasoning to be particularly important: the first concerns the efficacy (or lack thereof) of reasoning; the second concerns the point of doing so publicly: of exchanging reasons.
The efficacy (or lack thereof) of each approach or individual product is due to specific microbial ecological factors within the layer gut and its native microbiome, as well as external environmental factors that alter the competitive pressures of the gut.
The Yahoo case is a precise analog for considering the efficacy, or lack thereof, of online education.
Aspects of Russian history were touched upon ranging back to the legacies of Alexander the Great, to the efficacy or lack thereof, of current sanction policies.
TM and Cult Mania analyzes the efficacy or lack thereof of the TM meditation process, concluding that it is, "no more effective than many other meditation techniques".
The NRC studied the efficacy, or lack thereof, of tax credits, noting that the only tax credits that made a real difference in carbon reduction were the production (PTC) and investment (ITC) tax credits.
By assessing cells grown as monolayers, spheroids and xenografted tumours in immunodeficient mice, we found that the comet assay can provide not only an index of sensitivity to etoposide, but, additionally, can demonstrate the efficacy (or lack thereof) of multidrug resistance (MDR) reversing agents for cells in vitro, and tumours in vivo.
Despite major impediments to the rigorous clinical evaluation of TCM, the knowledge gained from the better understanding of the efficacy (or lack thereof), and which patient populations are most likely to benefit from these drugs, would be of great benefit to patients, from both medical cultures.
The objective of this systematic review was to identify and to compare the efficacy of strategies and components thereof that improve implementation of the prescribed drug dosing regimen and maintain long-term persistence, based on quantitative evaluation of effect sizes across the aggregated trials.
