Prayer is efficacious in the sense of making us feel better, but do you believe it is efficacious in curing cancer?
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It's not efficacious in a way that political action is.
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Sometimes the flu shot turns out to less efficacious than expected.
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The simple products have the good, efficacious ingredients and no fillers.
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It could prove particularly efficacious with high-value crops, he added.
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You see sustainable products and solutions that are both efficacious and cheap.
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Eliminating that preference is a much less efficacious reform than it seems.
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It is not the only real, efficacious, or cost-effective climate policy.
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Negative campaigning reduces trust in government and makes citizens feel less politically efficacious.
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Of course, such efficacious products had to come with a price tag to match.
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The publicly-available data, in our opinion, does not show that NEOD001 is efficacious.
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It includes five of AmorePacific's efficacious anti-aging products, all formulated with powerful botanicals.
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If punishment is swift and certain, it need not be severe to be efficacious.
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For an option that's luxurious and efficacious, grab a bottle of this Malin & Goetz formula.
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We only carry highly efficacious, gentle, and dermatologist-recommended brands in our Healthy Skincare Center.
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That means, effectively, blocking any efficacious climate policy (which, almost by definition, will diminish fossil fuels).
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Groups like the UDN show how efficacious it could be, and even potentially more cost-effective.
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If punishment is uncertain and delayed, it will not be efficacious even if it is severe.
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"We don't have the evidence behind it being efficacious for any of these indications," said Dr. Gardner.
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But in a typical election, odds are high that your ballot will belong to the "efficacious" set.
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"Everything looks like the brand has done a good job to put together efficacious formulas," he says.
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Simply by galvanizing a despairing group of people to action, he said, a ritual can prove efficacious.
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As a result of this new model in access, study subjects overwhelmingly chose more efficacious forms of contraception.
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" Lopes said, "There is a spirit of the intention of it being a bit safer, gentler and more efficacious.
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"We're proud he's added our incredibly efficacious hemp oil into his daily routine as a recovery tool," he said.
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Touchland is a new startup that's out to make attractive and efficacious hand sanitizers that they'll want to use.
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And in whatever material, all the luxury items on display were "efficacious," says the exhibition's co-curator, Joanne Pillsbury.
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At that point it's about helping owners "use the safest products and most efficacious products on their pets," she said.
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Under the precautions heading, the vaccination label text states, "This product has been shown to be efficacious in healthy animals".
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" This group, too, was designed by Maciel, the man whom Pope John Paul II once called "an efficacious guide to youth.
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" Since 1994, the American Urological Association has warned patients that penile enlargement "has not been shown to be safe or efficacious.
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I always tell people, you study a medication or study a device like this, how efficacious is this in the study?
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This one time comprehensive care planning session will arm patients and caregivers with the facts, prognosis, and most efficacious treatment plan.
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With this kind of broad consensus, there really is no excuse to not provide reasonable and efficacious solutions to this problem.
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"That's when it gets interesting, when it does become so prevalent, so well accepted, so efficacious that it's the standard," he says.
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"So the goal now is to find a combination that will be just as efficacious but with minimal side effects," she says.
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When America was founded it put in place a system of checks and balances to ensure the efficacious running of the country.
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Exercise is the most efficacious drug known to humankind, works for everyone who takes it, has no side effects, and is free.
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H.C. has been strongly gaining popularity thanks to its efficacious, innovative and premium products, and it therefore offers great opportunities for growth.
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That may be a less than scientific form of cognitive manipulation, but it is more efficacious than a dozen well-argued treatises.
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"Migraine is the second leading cause of disability, and we need new acute treatments that are efficacious, safe, and tolerable," said Lipton.
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"Our dermatology and sustainability credentials aid a dynamic audience of women and men pursuing worry-free, highly efficacious skin care products," Harrington states.
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I THINK THEY HAVE BEEN EFFICACIOUS AND IN THEIR ABSENCE, I THINK WE WOULD BE LOOKING AT AN EVEN MORE DANGEROUS SITUATION TODAY.
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While it did not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs), it was efficacious, user-controlled, and could be used without a partner's knowledge.
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We appreciate the delicate balance that the agency is tasked with ensuring that safe and efficacious treatments become available in a timely manner.
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Fascists were also convinced that "the people" were best off, and politics most efficacious, when led by a strong ruler or a committed minority.
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More, they feel more efficacious, they're more likely to believe that 'Hey we can do something to change this if we're unhappy about it.
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Sure, the scrubs, creams, and oils are efficacious and smell great as ever, but the product names take it to a whole new level.
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Why would a brain tumor oncologist be stopped from trying a drug that is known to be efficacious against the genomically similar liver tumor?
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So, we're aware of the customer and potential customer and our desire to really connect with that customer, that wants clean efficacious holistic beauty.
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This raises the question of whether it is more efficacious to remove the environmental insult or alter the individual's physiology by medical intervention (or both).
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Regardless of modern placards, the World Health Organization lists ketamine as an "essential medicine," and among the safest and most efficacious ones known to science.
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The WHO describes ketamine as among " …the most efficacious, safe and cost–effective medicines for priority conditions" and recommends ready availability in every medical system.
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Saying no, opting out, slowing things down, making gestures of refusal: all represent modes of doing that can be efficacious in their own roundabout ways.
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At twenty-four, Kelley was already a strikingly confident writer, with a sense of humor reminiscent of Flannery O'Connor in stories like "Revelation": caustic, original, efficacious.
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We all want safe drugs not only to be as efficacious as possible but also to be available in time to prevent suffering and save lives.
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"One of the things is, we don't have any evidence-based medication that has proven to be efficacious for the treatment of cocaine addiction," Volkow said.
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And far, far better and more efficacious in inducing wakefulness and good cheer than ever was gin, pink or otherwise, most especially when taken before breakfast.
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I really didn't have clean, efficacious products that I could do facials with, so I also started developing my own product line to use on my clients.
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An open, and critical, dialogue between the president and those with diverse opinions — not "yes, men" (and women) is essential for efficacious military and national security policy.
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"And yet we've never been able as a country to fully know whether and to what degree those investments were efficacious," said Kathryn Edin, a Princeton sociologist.
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They won't just be futile raging at the debased nature of American politics under Trump, but an efficacious means of actually changing those politics for the better.
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"Thrombectomy is important because this treatment is efficacious in decreasing the disability of stroke and increases the chances of living with no or minimal disability," Cruz-Flores said.
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Foreo UFO, $279, available at SephoraWhen used with the brand's masks, this innovative Bluetooth-enabled LED tool helps ingredients penetrate deeper into the skin for more efficacious results.
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The minimum amount of time it takes to make fasting efficacious hasn't been proven via study, but the prevailing notion is it's somewhere between 12 and 18 hours.
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And so it's very important for us now as we grow and as we learn to make sure the claims we make on the site are efficacious and good.
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"If you have a mood or anxiety disorder, many excellent treatments are available; the most efficacious is some form of cognitive-behavior therapy with or without medication," she said.
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"Because dietary supplements are not regulated by the FDA, there are not robust studies done to ensure that they are efficacious or have a reliable safety profile," she said.
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Fighting the last war is a venerable tradition in both politics and the military, but it's seldom the most efficacious approach to ensuring victory in either mode of combat.
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These medicines are defined as "minimum medicine needs for a basic health-care system, listing the most efficacious, safe and cost-effective medicines for priority conditions," according to the WHO.
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The results suggested CB-0601 could potentially be an efficacious drug for the selected indication, though further investigations will be needed to assess the full drug potential, the company said.
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"We at Sanofi assure each and everyone of you that Dengvaxia is, and continues to be, a safe and efficacious vaccine," said Thomas Triomphe, Asia-Pacific head of Sanofi Pasteur.
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However efficacious anger may seem in the short term, even righteous anger is likely to be deleterious in the long term, to the individual body and to the body politic.
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Second, considering First Amendment rights and the fact that the internet is international, there are questions about how efficacious government regulations of social media can be in preventing mass shootings.
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With the exception of the beautiful Andy Warhol "Electric Chair" silkscreen from 1971 (from his efficacious Electric Chair series) there are almost no vague forms that compete with the ground.
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"There is tremendous variability in available apps, and there is minimal regulatory control to ensure content is accurate or efficacious," Platt, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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WE MAY HAVE OUR DISCUSSIONS REGARDING TRADE AND OTHER MATTERS, WHAT'S THE BEST MOST EFFICACIOUS WAY TO GENERATE THE KIND OF ECONOMIC GROWTH POLICIES AND SOLVE THE WORLD TRADING BALANCES.
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BUT AGAIN, IT'S ONE QUESTION TO ASK WHAT THE CHANGE IN RISK HAS BEEN AND IT IS ANOTHER QUESTION TO ASK WHETHER THE MEASURES TO PROMOTE INCREASED CAPITAL HAVE BEEN EFFICACIOUS.
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For example, the FDA is charged with assuring that a drug or device is effective (efficacious) and safe (not toxic or carcinogenic), not whether it is actually better than the alternative.
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There's something about the amount of originality that's possible and the democratization of the means of making the music that's making it possible to have good, weird music be politically efficacious.
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It is entirely possible to believe, as many people do, that voluntary emission reductions are pointless vanity, that the only efficacious solutions to climate change involve extended, coordinated action by governments.
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A well-known performance enhancer in the field of competitive-eating, that is, but rather less efficacious when it comes to maneuvering a two- or four-wheeled machine to high-speed victory.
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Fueled by a bipartisan push in Congress, progress is being made in providing the National Institutes for Health necessary funding levels to put us on a viable path to more efficacious Alzheimer's treatments.
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"The number one main recommendation is that this vaccine is efficacious and safe but should be only used in populations where the disease incidence in the population is at least 50 percent," Abramson said.
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In addition to its role in more efficacious wound healing, Haloossim says that the concentration of vitamins, nutrients, and proteins in the plasma improve skin by stimulating collagen and the skin's natural regenerative processes.
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"We have certified organic aloe now as our main ingredient because aloe is much better, much more efficacious to carry the actives to the cellular level versus of water," D'Andra says about her line.
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The thick cream contains bi-floral cells — a fancy way of saying that scientists took the best, most efficacious cells from two plants and combined them into one supercell that took over the world.
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Consider the Choice Project in St. Louis and the Colorado Family Planning Initiative, two large-scale programs focused on providing the most efficacious forms of contraception, long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) like IUDs and implants.
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If medications are deemed medically necessary by our doctors, who have years of training, then insurers should be prohibited from removing efficacious medications from formularies based on nothing other than cost and insurer profit margins.
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So-- so while they may have been-- while there-- while there definitely was, you know, a question around online education and is it efficacious, Strayer's been takin' their tuition down to make it more affordable.
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The committee confirmed that evidence has strengthened on the association of HPV with non-cervical cancers, which affect men as well as women, and that vaccination is efficacious in preventing these other HPV-related cancers.
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More recently, NIH funded in part the research which identified the first efficacious treatment for Ebloa virus, which has already saved hundreds of lives from a catastrophic hemorrhagic illness with historic mortality rates of 50%.
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"There's not a whole lot you can say definitely about whether these therapies are efficacious," said Scott Noggle, the senior vice president of research at the New York Stem Cell Foundation, a nonprofit scientific group.
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"Although the majority of nutritional supplements assessed did not significantly improve mental health outcomes beyond control conditions, some of them did provide efficacious adjunctive treatment for specific mental disorders under certain conditions," the authors wrote.
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"We have found that the appropriate use of group and concurrent therapy can actually be more efficacious than one-on-one therapy in many cases," a spokesman for the company said in an email. Maybe.
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However, additional work and many more studies are needed, she said, before a safe and efficacious stem cell-based treatment will be available "to the broad and growing population with retinal disease" -- all of us, growing older.
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CYNTHIA OZICK NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. ⬥ 'Ordinarily Well' To the Editor: Scott Stossel's review of Peter D. Kramer's "Ordinarily Well" (July 10) presents a balanced perspective on the pros and cons of antidepressants, concluding that they are efficacious.
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U.S. assistance has been efficacious in leading to this moment: Plan Colombia, a $10-billion development and security aid plan, was instrumental in weakening the guerrillas and convincing them to join the government at the negotiating table.
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In turn, it has obscured democratic accountability and made voters feel less efficacious — when voting majorities to power isn't enough to change the way things are, it's fair to wonder if electoral politics is worth the trouble.
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For the past few decades, ITNs have proven to be cost-effective, safe, and efficacious, but one of the major design flaws has remained consistent: there's only one kind of insecticide that can be used to make ITNs.
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"There remain many open questions in the field - how, why, and in what circumstances cognitive training is efficacious - and so painting in such broad strokes potentially undermines this important, ongoing research area," wrote Sara Colvin in an email.
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"No criticism intended," Burroughs said at one point to Harvard's leading data witness as he was criticizing the challengers' interpretation, "but I assume that you're both presenting the data in the way that's most efficacious for your models."
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Hausmann's till now unheralded photographs might even be seen as templates of how to oppose fascist ideologies by avoiding fascists and their imagery — as opposed to confronting them the way his Dada confrère Heartfield did with efficacious gusto.
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"When Montel entered the cannabis industry by founding Lenitiv Labs, he did so because he believes patients deserve safe, efficacious cannabis medicines," Jonathan Franks, a spokesman for Williams and Lenitiv Labs, said in an email to Business Insider.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads METZ, France — Long before Donna Haraway's efficacious cyborg theory could exert its influence, German artist Oskar Schlemmer's paintings, drawings, choreography, and costume and set designs featured flamboyant depictions of mechanic, post-flesh figures.
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They will not be really efficacious until you're the kind of enthusiast who will stay home to follow the first type in spite of a grand invitation, or go out and follow the second in spite of wind, sleet, or rain.
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Yet as efficacious as these experiments have been in showing the susceptibility of the human mind to external cues, none have even come close to amount of environmental control that will hypothetically be possible as virtual reality systems become more ubiquitous.
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"If in some countries much has been done, drastically reducing the number of cases of abuse and setting out efficacious programs of prevention and formation, we need to recognize that in many other countries, little, if anything, has been done," wrote Rev.
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But the larger and more interesting group to discuss is the significant portion of American parents who say they believe in vaccines but just don't want them for their children — or don't want all the vaccines that experts insist are safest and most efficacious.
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Then it becomes more of a conversation around sourcing to make sure that you find a product that's been extracted in such a way that it's thought to preserve the full range of compounds so that you can get the most medically efficacious experience possible.
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In the aftermath of NATO's successful intervention in the Balkan Wars in the 1990s, there was a sense, among both Democrats and Republicans, that military interventions could be humane, efficacious responses to the problems of mass slaughter, civil war, and genocide in foreign countries.
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When considered over a 24-year span, "cruises were priced similarly to assisted living centers and were more efficacious," according to a study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, though land-based assisted living can vary greatly by facility, location and needs.
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"In the political culture of the United States right now, I would find it difficult to believe that there would be national legislation that would prohibit insurance companies from coercing patients to utilize ectogenesis—assuming, of course, that it's safe and efficacious," he explains.
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It pointed out that the Movement Disorder Society has listed it as the only drug that is both "efficacious" and has an acceptable risk without specialized monitoring, when compared to other drugs that are not approved for PDP but are commonly used to treat it.
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The filibuster "has obscured democratic accountability and made voters feel less efficacious — when voting majorities to power isn't enough to change the way things are, it's fair to wonder if electoral politics is worth the trouble," my colleague Jamelle Bouie writes in his latest column.
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Some of that progression may have been caused by a return to the solipsist ideology of the great fighters of antiquity, but it may have been instead an amalgam of the enthusiastic pugilism of Ancient Romans and the efficacious halcyon of the Byzantine military.
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"If this is shown to be as efficacious in humans as it is in the monkeys, the potential will be huge," said Dr. Mario C. Raviglione, director of the University of Milan's Global Health Center and a former director of the World Health Organization's tuberculosis programs.
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"ECT is the single most efficacious treatment that we have and the treatment of choice if you absolutely had to get someone out of a severe depression within a day or two," said Steven D. Hollon, a professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University, who has studied the treatment of depression.
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In German beauty, clean, efficacious skin care can mean taking a farm-based, organic approach, as is the case with Weleda, a natural skin-care pioneer with Swiss-German roots that was founded in 1921; and Dr. Hauschka, a natural skin care and cosmetics line that has been around since 1967.
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That means you can expect simple yet efficacious bath and body products — like deodorant, facial scrubs, and body lotion — made with clean ingredients right in the U.S.All of Marlowe's products contain its proprietary M Blend — a formulation of willow bark, deep sea algae, green tea, and passionflower extracts that help nourish skin.
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So, to reacquaint ourselves with the efficacious but trickily-named products that started it all, we've created this handy guide — with the input of cosmetic chemist and The Beauty Brains co-founder Randy Schueller and Miami-based dermatologist S. Manjula Jegasothy, MD — that breaks down what's inside those cute little bottles and squatty tubes, ahead.
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"I think it's very important for consumers to know that just because they can buy these supplements over-the-counter does not mean they are necessarily proven to be efficacious or safe," Erin D. Michos, MD, MHS, FACC, FAHA, Associate Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine previously told Refinery29.
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If we are lucky enough to get an efficacious vaccine in the near future -- and, with research, development and testing that will likely take a year or more at best -- the vaccine would almost surely need to be rolled out systematically by governments around the world to cover large populations and vulnerable groups in a concerted manner guided by the epidemiology and transmission patterns of the disease.
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The answer, in short, is more politics: a political system that is fluid and competitive; A system that leverages diversity and creates opportunity for experimentation and change; A political system that expands, not limits, the combinatorial possibilities of political innovation and deal-making; A political system that helps citizens to aggregate and realize their interests in the most efficacious ways, rather than simultaneously expecting them to be super-engaged and expert while giving them few meaningful choices.
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If I may quote myself for a moment: The answer, in short, is more politics: a political system that is fluid and competitive; a system that leverages diversity and creates opportunity for experimentation and change; a political system that expands, not limits, the combinatorial possibilities of political innovation and deal-making; a political system that helps citizens to aggregate and realize their interests in the most efficacious ways, rather than simultaneously expecting them to be super-engaged and expert while giving them few meaningful choices.
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