Sentence examples for In effective terms from inspiring English sources

"Manufacturing continues to face headwinds from weaker demand from China and emerging markets – where the UK sends up to 15% of its exports – in addition to strength in sterling which is up 15% in effective terms compared to its February 2013 low," said Kallum Pickering, senior UK economist at Berenberg bank.

In real effective terms, it has slowly fallen by some 20% since its recent peak in 2002.

Thanks to Japanese deflation the yen, in real effective terms, is below its average value since 1990 (see chart).

The International Monetary Fund recently pointed out that between the first quarter of 1996 and the second quarter of 2000, 'sterling appreciated by almost 60percentnt in real effective terms'.

These factors are difficult to measure in cost effective terms.

The study results have provided some evidence that the MCCM was, in part, effective in terms of improving the punctuality of ANC and EPI attendance.

"Research has shown that environments that combine digital and in-person are the most effective in terms of student learning," she adds.

Berendsen, H., Grigera, J. & Straatsma, T. The missing term in effective pair potentials.

Coherence-based binaural noise reduction was proposed in [14] and proven effective in terms of tracking the PSD of the diffuse noise.

The present study showed that endocrine therapy inducing a maximal oestrogen blockade is feasible in premenopausal women and effective in terms of response rate (50%, 95% CI 32 68%).

But on the other hand, he was very effective in terms of his public relations and in terms of getting votes.