Sentence examples for undermines the efficacy from inspiring English sources

Not only does your husband's insouciance violate a professional stricture, he also undermines the efficacy of his very work.

Instead, it undermines the efficacy with which the resources are deployed... [A]ctors in the delivery system are orienting themselves around what they can get paid for, rather than what will promote health.

The emergence of drug resistance in M. tuberculosis undermines the efficacy of tuberculosis (TB) treatment in individuals and of TB control programs in populations.

Repopulation of tumour cells during the longer intervals between courses of chemotherapy is likely to be an important factor that undermines the efficacy of treatment (Milas et al, 1991; Davis and Tannock, 2000).

Poor quality drugs can allow bacteria, viruses or parasites to develop resistance and that can undermine the efficacy of the high-quality medicine.

Rising violence along with continued gender discrimination have undermined the efficacy of the quota system for women in village council leadership.

But he said that conversations with soldiers had convinced him that gay men and lesbians serving openly "would not undermine the efficacy of the armed forces".

Research into cognitive-behavioural mechanisms underlying, or possibly undermining, the efficacy of ATLM, is limited.

Refusal – a practice of rejecting state-driven recognition and asserting Indigenous sovereignty – reveals several methodological flaws with TLU studies that undermine the efficacy of consultation.

Analogous processes undermine the efficacy of polypeptide-based biological pharmaceuticals, but are also being leveraged in the design of biologically inspired self-assembling materials.

Full immunity can require up to 10 doses, especially in poor rural areas where other health issues can undermine the efficacy of the vaccine.