The phrase "a number of effectiveness" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear and does not follow standard English usage, as "effectiveness" is typically not quantified in this way.
Example: "The study evaluated a number of effectiveness measures, but the phrasing is awkward."
Alternatives: "several measures of effectiveness" or "various indicators of effectiveness."
There are a growing number of studies demonstrating the effectiveness of cell therapies in the repair/regeneration of cutaneous wounds (Table 1).
In addition to examining the more traditional effectiveness criteria- those rooted in market impacts- the model considers a number of alternative effectiveness criteria, including political effectiveness, capacity-building.
There are a number of cost-effectiveness analyses for smoking cessation therapies, but to date only a small number have included varenicline (Table 2).
In an era of HPV vaccination, a number of cost-effectiveness analyses (CEA) on multivalent HPV vaccines have been performed globally.
A number of cost-effectiveness analyses (CEAs) have been conducted, comparing many of these screening strategies in developing country contexts [ 12- 14].
A number of cost-effectiveness studies from several countries have compared watchful waiting strategies with the use of CT and/or fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG PET in order to characterise a SPN as benign or malignant and so select patients for biopsy.
1 5 Only a small number of effectiveness trials of home-visiting services have been conducted.
The reorganisation of health and social care services has a number of dimensions beyond effectiveness and capacity, including political and other social and cultural expectations of public services.
Such diversity could potentially lead to sufficient numbers of papers with common interventions or populations as to justify a number of meta-analyses of effectiveness or meta-regression of predictors of uptake.
A number of published cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) studies for available assays stratify patients with early-stage breast cancer according to risk of disease recurrence.
