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Meanings of more efficacious in English

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Usage of more efficacious in English
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If you choose a more efficacious method of assimilation, it takes longer.
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Therefore, it is urgent to develop safer and more efficacious anti-HCV drugs.
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It is important to clarify what type of anaesthesia is more efficacious.
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The more efficacious, the weaker the elementary force of the enemy's attack.
On War
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He was more efficacious, too, than the duo that had preceded him.
With the Procession
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Critical research may address gaps in knowledge and lead to more efficacious treatments.
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Young age and day-care attendance characterized children for whom prophylaxis was more efficacious.
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Therefore, it is vital to develop safer and more efficacious vaccine against rabies.
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Therefore, it becomes vital to develop more efficacious vaccine against rabies.
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But the tribesmen consider the treatment much more efficacious than any infidel prescription.
The Story of the Malakand Field Force: An Episode of Frontier Wa...
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They are of no value in older children, rewards being much more efficacious.
The Care and Feeding of Children / A Catechism for the Use of Mo...
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Finally, DCUKA was generally more efficacious than carbamazepine in modifying sodium channel behavior.
Pubmed
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Possibly she hesitated before adopting a plan more cruel, more efficacious.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
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Nature is kind, and far more efficacious than our man-made devices.
Tarrano the Conqueror
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This revived her speedily, but the truth of Webb's words proved more efficacious.
Nature's Serial Story
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But will the new test, will any test, be more efficacious?
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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