Once I was on enough of a comedown that I'd be able to judge the efficacy of the third, and crudest, method, I pinched the final line between my thumb and finger, and pressed the powder into my balloon knot.
New studies are proposed to judge the efficacy of RSH in team sports and to determine the specific mechanisms that may enhance the team game results with RSH.
To judge the efficacy of new interventions or therapies, clinicians and researchers consider the treatment effect of the new intervention on clinically important primary outcome(s).
This point is also discussed in detail in Sect. 4. To judge the efficacy of the fitted function, two 3-dimensional plots have been made and shown in Figs. 10 and 11 to compare the output generated through FEM simulation and the fitted function.
In the 1960s and 1970s, they and a similar group in nearby Merseyside produced more social-scientific evaluations of women's knowledge and practices regarding cancer, using these analyses to judge the efficacy of local programs.
The evidence to judge the efficacy of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), corticosteroids, antidepressants, anticonvulsants, muscle relaxants, and opioid analgesics ranged from moderate to low quality.
Most other rich countries have a formal way to judge the efficacy of different treatments.
Without hearing from such mothers, said Ms. Williams-Mbengue, of the organization of state legislatures, it is hard for states to judge the efficacy of safe haven laws.
There's a simple way to judge the efficacy of prayer: compare the batting averages of those players who cross themselves on approaching the plate with those who don't (The Way We Live Now, Jim Holt, Nov. 7).
