The phrase "aim of effective" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing objectives or goals related to effectiveness, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The aim of effective communication is to ensure that the message is understood by all parties involved."
Alternatives: "goal of efficiency" or "objective of effectiveness".
Niel Bowerman, co-founder and Director of Special Projects at the Centre for Effective Altruism in Oxford, stresses that the ultimate aim of effective altruism is simply to look at all the problems in the world, then solve as many of them as possible.
Niel Bowerman, co-founder and director of special projects at the Centre for Effective Altruism in England, stresses that the ultimate aim of effective altruism is to look at all the problems in the world, then solve as many of them as possible.
Niel Bowerman, co-founder and Director of Special Projects at the Centre for Effective Altruism in England, stresses that the ultimate aim of effective altruism is to look at all the problems in the world, then solve as many of them as possible.
Furthermore, they correspond to maximal biclusters, which are in general the aim of effective biclustering algorithms [ 1, 13, 73].
The principle aim of effective MM of people with SMI is to obtain metabolic information that can be used to tailor physical health interventions [ 12].
To avoid damage to these structures, several ablative modalities have been introduced with the aim of effective cancer control without jeopardising functional outcomes.
Aims of effective patient education should be: strengthen the doctor-patient relationship; improve medication adherence and reduce drop-outs; encourage patient participation to decision making favouring a joint responsibility approach; tailor personalized therapies.
For the design of effective policies aiming to realize the advantages of SAVs, a better understanding of how SAVs may be adopted is necessary.
The establishment of these networks will be essential for detecting the emergence of climate-sensitive infectious diseases in both human and wildlife populations and the design of effective interventions aimed at reducing risk and eliminating disease (11, 12 ).
In fact, by showing that specific risk factors may predict future decline of walking ability in AD patients, we may hypothesize about the design of effective interventions aimed at reversing this deterioration.
In this paper, an evolutionary algorithm, Chaotic Bat Algorithm, is used with the aim of designing effective description of data.
