efficacious
ਤਾਕਤ
definition
adjective
the vaccine has proved both efficacious and safe
(typically of something inanimate or abstract) successful in producing a desired or intended result; effective.
example
We want to know that what we do is not merely 'efficacious' but right.
So the same event or object can have a number of properties, not all of which are 'efficacious' in bringing about the same effect.
Both drugs were equally 'efficacious' in improving auditory hallucinations and suspiciousness.
It will prove 'efficacious' to plant trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants in the autumn because they will get their roots down faster during their first wet winter.
No difference was noted concerning one tradition being more powerful or 'efficacious' than any other.
When contemporary arts are produced for an international market, they can still be 'efficacious' .
Second, proving that a supposedly life extending drug will be 'efficacious' is an extremely difficult task.
Most of these drugs are 'efficacious' and have enormously enhanced the power of the physician to treat and cure disease.
It may not mean that the ultimate result is not 'efficacious' .
History and theory show that the use of naked government aggression is not a moral or 'efficacious' way of dealing with poverty.
A small comparison study demonstrated that these two drugs are equally 'efficacious' .
Clinical trials are in progress and research is ongoing for developing a safe and 'efficacious' vaccine against the disease.
This process has resulted in the designation of many psychotherapy treatments as being 'efficacious' .
There may be occasions, for instance, when a dose of old-fashioned common sense can be as 'efficacious' as a more sophisticated remedy.
This brings us to another question: are we using our existing personnel in the most efficient and 'efficacious' way?
The use of allogenic tissue in orthopaedic surgery is generally safe and 'efficacious' .
These drugs may be used topically or systemically and are safe and 'efficacious' .
During this era, biological discovery is accelerating, resulting in the development of safer and more 'efficacious' drugs.
The vaccine was presumed to be safe and 'efficacious' .
The ultimately most 'efficacious' way is to change a group belief is from within.
Are you questioning whether these acts have any 'efficaciousness' ?
Clinicians simply avoided them because accepted theories of disease mechanism and drug action offered no explanation for their 'efficaciousness' .
Stating that the first big downpour is usually a test to check the 'efficaciousness' of the drainage system, he said it had helped the department to gauge the problem areas in the city.
Some of these interpretations suggest that the new laws may not 'efficaciously' exclude appeals based on natural justice.
The efforts spawned in these early prevention projects were directed at acquainting students with HIV and risk, encouraging them to assess their individual risk, and then teaching them how to 'efficaciously' reduce or avoid that risk.
Obviously some weapon systems are more effective than others, but the 'efficaciousness' of air defence measures depend basically on the gap between the technological/industrial investment and output of the competing sides.
Our policy has always been to get rid of the student loan scheme altogether, and, failing that, to reduce its negative impacts as quickly and 'efficaciously' as possible.
When I asked the clerk the size of one of the refrigerators, she tapped 'efficaciously' into her computer, tapped again, swore under her breath, tapped again, and finally said she couldn't get the dimensions to ‘come up.’
Where he differs is in his claims about power and its alleged 'efficaciousness' in bringing about ‘knowledge’.
Another edict was issued on December 16, 1074, after a serious drought in north China earlier in the year, requesting the names of deities in shrines and temples known to respond 'efficaciously' to requests for rain.
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