Sentence examples for usual effectiveness from inspiring English sources

His slider did not have its usual effectiveness, and his overall command was uncharacteristically off.

Whether they continue to do that and whether it affects Gagne's usual effectiveness remains to be seen.

Because his pinkie takes a beating with each snap, Romo may not return to his usual effectiveness until he can give it a longer rest.

Paul was spectacular until late in the game, when his heavy minutes robbed him of his usual effectiveness.

Had there been more homogeneity in the delivery components and target groups for the interventions, so that we could take the more usual cost-effectiveness approach of pooling interventions of the same type and evaluating cost-effectiveness from the pooled intervention effect and modal intervention cost, none of the interventions for promoting fruits and vegetables would be cost-effective.

This is significantly below the usual cost-effectiveness threshold for England which ranges from £20 000 to £30 000/QALY.

So advertising is going to have to look at the quality of its message beyond the usual measures of effectiveness.

That program allows the F.D.A. to provisionally approve drugs with less than the usual evidence of effectiveness, subject to further confirmation.

3) the cost-effectiveness of the ultra short stay programme versus care as usual (programme cost-effectiveness) in the baseline period.

I'm aware that the usual recipe for political effectiveness is just the opposite: to be cynical, calculating, an insider.

If officials then try to minimize the impact of the warning with suggestions that the public go about its business as usual, they dilute the effectiveness of the announcement and encourage a complacency that they were trying to pierce in the first place.