Sentence examples for understated effectiveness from inspiring English sources

He walks the line between self-disgust, impotence and rage with understated effectiveness.

And for liberals, the logic that Mr. Chyn applies to housing suggests that the experiments used to evaluate other social policy interventions may understate the effectiveness that these programs could have when rolled out to a broader population.

Our results may therefore understate the effectiveness of the active filter if it were compared to a true placebo.

The omission means that our results are conservative, understating the effectiveness of policies that are better in treating obesity.

It is important to note that since improved storage even in the absence of treatment has been shown to improve microbial water quality (Wright 2004), the comparison between the intervention and control in these studies may understate the effectiveness of the intervention when compared to the controls following customary water handling practices.

Since those who attend are possibly better adjusted caregivers, a ceiling effect may result when evaluating the effectiveness of the programme, hence understating its actual effectiveness.

But you significantly understate the clinical effectiveness of Gliadel Wafer treatment.

Self-selection bias into study conditions may influence the evaluative outcomes, understating the actual effectiveness of the intervention.

Craigslist's effectiveness cannot be understated.

While we deliberately chose conservative input values to understate our cost-effectiveness findings, sensitivity analysis revealed that secondary transmission rates had a smaller impact on results than anticipated.

But this understates his strength.