Sentence examples for universal effectiveness from inspiring English sources

These are some of the things that Paul Kurtz, chairman of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal and publisher of the magazine Skeptical Inquirer, does not believe in: parapsychology, holistic cures for animal illnesses, the universal effectiveness of chiropractic, extraterrestrial beings, alternative medicine, Bigfoot and organized religion.

Compliance and consequent universal effectiveness of the diet reflected patients' satisfaction with the regime.

However, systematic reviews [ 10, 11] and meta analysis [ 30] which have included non-randomised studies suggest, as we do, that there is little evidence to support the idea of universal effectiveness of interventions to improve the lives of caregivers of people with dementia.

3. Ignoring the context: Even if the foundations of leadership (perhaps as much as 80%) are universal, leadership effectiveness is also contextual.

In addition, adolescent baseline depressive symptom level and gender did not moderate universal prevention effectiveness in these trials.

The current paper assessed possible moderators of universal depression prevention effectiveness, analyzing whether baseline levels of anxiety, hopelessness, optimism, happiness, life satisfaction, coping or self-efficacy moderated the effectiveness of OVK in preventing depressive symptoms.

According to analysis of voluntary immunizations before universal vaccination, the effectiveness of rotavirus vaccine in preventing rotavirus gastroenteritis associated hospitalizations in Israel is already evident (10 ).

A decision analytic model based on PCV7 immunization in the United Kingdom by McIntosh [ 22] was adapted to determine the effects and cost effectiveness of universal infant PCV7 vaccination compared with no vaccination for a hypothetical birth cohort of 550,000 infants over a 10-year time horizon.

Two before/after studies evaluating the potential effectiveness of universal leukoreduction serve as examples.

The chancellor is considering the move – which Iain Duncan Smith fears could drastically undermine the effectiveness of universal credit – as a means of partially funding his anticipated U-turn on tax credits.

Public debate over the safety of the trivalent measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine and the drop in vaccination rates in several countries persists despite its almost universal use and accepted effectiveness.