efficaciousness

An internet query will show dozens of different extracts available, each touting a particular efficaciousness for a traditional use or health claim.

But mere ambiguity is not enough to explain the efficaciousness of these forms, which suggest profound affinities among the psychological, the natural and the creative.

But even so, only someone with greater powers, who enjoys intimacy with the loas, can assure the efficaciousness of their prayers.

"If anything can, then this will, for I took it from Theleb K'aarna's own demon and that must improve the efficaciousness of the magic.

It is the basic efficaciousness of Weight Watchers, Smoke Enders, Alcoholics Anonymous, the Berlitz course, the exercise class, the subscription series, even, on occasion, the marriage license.

Some famous recent work on the policy efficaciousness of universal basic capital or asset-based egalitarianism has been conducted by Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott in The Stakeholder Society.

In the first place, turning the Presidency into performance art changes the way we measure the Presidency from the efficaciousness of the Administration's policies to the power of its performance - that old TV gauge.

It appears that the party and the armed forces elite had access to Western medicine and to a system of hospitals that offered reasonable treatment, but ordinary people, especially "new people," were expected to use traditional plant and herbal remedies that had an arguable efficaciousness.