The phrase "ability to effectively measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill in accurately assessing or quantifying something.
Example: "The team's ability to effectively measure the project's success was crucial for future planning."
Alternatives: "capacity to accurately assess" or "skill in measuring effectively."
But advertisers have until now been lacking in the ability to effectively measure this audience the way they could previously with traditional network television.
The ability to effectively measure health-related quality-of-life longitudinally is central to describing the impacts of disease, treatment, or other insults, including normal aging, upon the patient.
The ability to effectively measure Health Related Quality of Life is central to describing the impacts of disease or treatment upon the patient, therefore the importance of having a disease specific questionnaire for acromegaly.
Current approaches to dose-response assessment for low-dose exposures to microorganisms in foods rely on multiple assumptions and extrapolations to cope with limitations in knowledge and also limitations in our ability to effectively measure variability (e.g., variability among humans, strain differences among pathogens).
Lack of senior management with strong commitment or training in quality improvement methods, limited resources to collect and analyze data, and a lack of clarity around which metrics are most important have all been noted to limit institutional abilities to effectively measure the quality of care [7].
"Despite the importance of evaluating impacts over time, data limitations exist today and may continue to persist tomorrow in ways that hinder the ability of cities to effectively measure and monitor the performance of innovative technologies in achieving their intended aims," says Hoffman-Stapleton. Read the full white paper here:.
The mouse is widely used as a model organism for human behavior studies because of the ability to manipulate its genome, to access brain tissues, and to effectively measure mouse behavior phenotypes (Bucan and Abel 2002).
Despite the relevance of the theme for the Brazilian health system, instruments that can actually assess and measure the PHC's ability to effectively coordinate an IHSDN are not observed in the literature.
The 'Workplace Serendipity Quiz' accurately measures one's ability to effectively see, sow, grow and share opportunities in their work.
The quiz – titled 'Workplace Serendipity Quiz' – accurately measures one's ability to effectively see, sow, grow and share opportunities in their work.
