Sentence examples for unless effective from inspiring English sources

While most of these smokers are currently under age 40, the combination of continued smoking and aging will vastly increase the future adverse effects of tobacco use on cancer and other chronic diseases, unless effective campaigns can be mounted to promote cessation.

But most people will shun genetic testing unless effective therapies exist to prevent potential hazards from the particular disorders, Dr. Collins said in an interview.

The challenges posed by traumatic brain injury and P.T.S.D. will stress the military system excessively unless effective military and civilian partnerships are created.

Unless effective methods of preventing the spread of the disease are quickly put in place, another 45m people will become infected within the next eight years.Some 29m of those new cases could be prevented through better education about HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, the distribution of condoms and other programmes, such as testing, says the Global HIV Prevention Working Group.

Truly, healthcare big data itself is not useful, unless effective analysis is to be made.

Conclusions: Efforts to reduce the frequency of certain perinatal morbidities will be constrained unless effective measures to prevent, or limit the risks of, maternal obesity are developed and implemented.

I do not want my grandchildren to be conscripted into the food, land and water wars that will break out unless an effective plan is devised and implemented.

"Unless more effective action is taken, Europe's longer term capacity to innovate, and the quality of its research will also decline," it concluded.

Many of those writing grant proposals are told that unless an effective intervention can be found the money won't come.

Unless more effective urban SWM programs and public water supply systems are put in place, outbreaks of cholera, typhoid and plague may become increasingly common.

The results show that all five methods perform similarly, but do not reduce estimation error relative to using the actual sample size unless the effective sample size is about one fifth of the actual sample size.