Sentence examples for variable effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Also, as traditional antitussives and other cough suppressants have variable effectiveness and significant side effects, more novel cough treatments need to be developed in the future based on improved understanding of pathophysiological causes of cough in patients with cancer.
The variable effectiveness of such schemes and increasing recognition of the importance of cost-effective conservation – maximizing conservation benefit for a fixed cost or minimizing cost of achieving a specific conservation outcome – has prompted calls over the past decade for integration of economic costs into evaluation.
These treatments have variable effectiveness in treating ITP, and may often be associated with substantial side effects [ 4].
Current medical therapies have high rates of noncompliance and variable effectiveness.
Several classes of ATP-competitive inhibitors have been identified, showing variable effectiveness.
Analyzing the spatial patterns of disturbance on the landscape, we found a highly uneven distribution of risk among stands (Gini coefficients up to 0.466), but also a spatially variable effectiveness of silvicultural risk reduction measures.
Thus, the most robust explanatory variables (effectiveness) influence active acceptability directly, whereas the remaining factors influence active acceptability indirectly as strong predictors of attitudinal acceptability.
The study used a prospective design that examined the relationships between independent variables (type of coercive intervention, demographic and clinical characteristics) and two dependent variables (effectiveness and subjective distress).
Multiple linear regression analyses were then used to explore associations between the two main dependent variables: effectiveness over 24 h and the subjective distress of the episode as assessed at its conclusion on the one hand and the type of coercive intervention(s) on the other, whilst controlling for the effect of other independent variables and baseline scores.
Production costs are highly variable; cost effectiveness depends directly on site productivity, rearing density and cultural practices.
However, while cost is an important input variable, the effectiveness of a supplement for achieving the desired endpoint is equally important.
