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(a plan that would have been accomplished with 112% efficacy) or were the officials in charge so incompetent, that their were unaware of the consequence of their actions?
The NATO operation shows how the
efficacy
of international human rights law depends on its selective application.
Although MSF uses its own drug supply, Chinese patients still often buy medicine with unknown ingredients and
efficacy
on the street.
Specifically, there is a need for more high-quality data on the performance of programmatic interventions, and on the
efficacy
of current treatments.
To rationalize the
efficacy
of this approach, the Fed has rewritten the script on the transmission mechanism of discretionary monetary policy.
Likewise, even proponents of a no-fly zone are doubtful about its potential
efficacy.
One of my frustrations has been to watch how monetary policy is made in some developing economies, where the authorities all too often copy the rules that industrialized countries follow, without regard to the fact that their
efficacy
may depend on context.
But North Korea’s decision nonetheless demonstrated the virtues and
efficacy
of diplomacy, which brings us once again to the case of Iran.
And yet, despite their high cost and low efficacy, walls remain popular among policymakers and politicians.
This, by itself, calls for a review of the overall
efficacy
of inflation-targeting.
Today, however, there is a growing consensus that the
efficacy
of monetary stimulus has reached its limits.
No wonder that the
efficacy
of these tools has weakened.
But the first potential vaccine to be tested for
efficacy
recently failed miserably.
The good news is that such solutions exist, and are proving their
efficacy
everyday.
These challenges to the non-proliferation regime not only jeopardize the credibility, efficacy, and viability of the Treaty; they have also cast a long shadow of doubt on the future of nuclear disarmament itself.
Last year, Chisti and his team, in collaboration with colleagues from Australia and with funding from the Australian Agency for International Development, conducted a clinical trial in Bangladesh to compare the
efficacy
of this alternative apparatus to the low- and high-flow oxygen therapies recommended by the World Health Organization in resource-poor contexts.
If future trials demonstrate similar high efficacy, low-cost bubble CPAP could become the standard of care for pneumonia in resource-deprived settings, potentially saving thousands of lives every year.
Russia and the West After IraqThe US-led invasion of Iraq called into question the
efficacy
of today's international system.
We have already entered the clinical-trial phase of our research, during which we will assess the tolerability and
efficacy
of CGF166 in treating patients with severe hearing loss.
Clearly, his advisers either didn’t have an accurate read on the economy, or they were wildly optimistic about the
efficacy
of his policies.
The federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, responsible for assessing the
efficacy
of medical treatments, has led a precarious existence under the gaze, and political contributions, of medical specialists.
Unfortunately, central bankers misread the
efficacy
of their post-2008 policy actions.
Efforts to address the problem have focused on how the target was selected, the candidate drugs’
efficacy
in humans, the risk of undesirable side effects, and the efficiency of the discovery process – all to little or no avail.
As the
efficacy
of military power is reduced, so the importance of economic power grows.
Unfortunately, arguing over burden sharing creates more scope for delay, potentially undermining the
efficacy
of any wealth tax that might finally be instituted.
The
efficacy
of high demand was a matter of faith.
Getting Anxiety RightNEW YORK – When researchers want to evaluate the
efficacy
of new anxiety treatments, the traditional approach is to study how rats or mice behave in uncomfortable or stressful situations.
They tend to overestimate the
efficacy
of military means in eliminating threats, while underestimating the role of diplomacy, intelligence, or law enforcement.
The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the
efficacy
of conventional approaches.
Intuitive medicine describes when a doctor interprets a patient’s symptoms to arrive at a diagnosis and prescribe a treatment, the
efficacy
of which is often uncertain.
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