Sentence examples for the same effectiveness for from inspiring English sources
Leichsenring's earlier work demonstrates the same effectiveness for short-term psychodynamic treatments for specific psychiatric disorders.
Conclusions: Nebulized budesonide, oral and parenteral dexamethasone have the same effectiveness for treatment of croup and the choice depends on conditions of the patient and the physician.
Numerical results indicate that the strain energy-based method has the same effectiveness as that of homogenization method for orthotropic materials.
If they have anywhere the same effectiveness, we may be in deep trouble for a long time.
Could similar tactics have been used with the same effectiveness in 1996?
Both xanthones showed the same effectiveness to decrease this marker.
For the main test trials, the intensities of the two lights used in each combination were chosen to be scotopically-matched and produced the same relative effectiveness for the rod-photoreceptor based vision.
According to Nintendo Power, Mileena's original powers "may prove insufficient" for using her with same effectiveness in UMK3 in which most of the other characters got some additional special moves.
The efficacy of abatacept in the current report was assessed using multiple disease activity measures (DAS28, CDAI, and EULAR response); each of the clinical indices showed the same trend for improved effectiveness with abatacept, including the CDAI.
Although prospective and involving a large number of centres and with a reasonable sample size, (thus minimising selection bias and role of chance), the observational nature of our study does not offer the same possibility for comparing the effectiveness of different treatment strategies as a randomised controlled trial.
Although we used the same methodology for calculating cost-effectiveness as a previous studies of the cost-effectiveness of cholera vaccination in Bangladesh, we found that mass cholera vaccination in high-risk districts of Bangladesh is cost-effective while previous studies found mass vaccination of the general population was not cost-effective unless indirect protection was considered.
