The phrase "and efficient measures of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, actions, or policies that are effective and well-organized in achieving a specific goal.
Example: "The committee proposed and efficient measures of resource allocation to improve project outcomes."
Alternatives: "and effective methods of" or "and productive strategies for".
The constant rate birth-death model yields accurate posterior estimates of the speciation rate λ (Table 2) and efficient measures of the extinction rate are obtained when the extinction fraction is high (a = 0.9).
Therefore, in order to accurately assess whether yoga can be an effective component of smoking cessation treatments, there is a strong need for randomized controlled clinical trials with larger sample sizes, clearly defined yoga interventions, longer follow ups, and efficient measures of compliance and adherence.
The objective was to develop a valid, reliable and efficient measure of occupational identity.
The results of the study suggest that the instrument is a valid, reliable, and efficient measure of the dimensions of social presence and cognitive presence, thereby providing additional support for the validity of the CoI as a framework for constructing effective online learning environments.
Baddeley's grammatical reasoning test is a quick and efficient measure of fluid reasoning which is commonly used in research on cognitive abilities and the impact of stresses and environmental factors on cognitive performance.
Dictation has been shown to be an accurate and efficient measure of language ability (Cai, 2012; Oller & Streiff, 1975), and was deemed appropriate in that it is primarily a measure of aural skills, with the ability to comprehend, and reproduce spoken English being paramount.
49 The reliability and validity scores will guide us in determining the most economical and efficient measure of maternal glucose levels for the larger cohort study.
A similar study confirmed that a simple and efficient measure of gait speed had the same discriminant value for fracture prediction as femoral BMD at all cutoff values [ 36].
Together, the perspectives underscore the importance of developing valid, precise, and efficient measures to capture the full burden of disease and treatment on patients.
On the other hand, the Stark QoL is a short and efficient measure for two widely assessed dimensions of quality of life and the pictures may make a questionnaire set a bit livelier than one relying solely on worded items.
Several studies suggested intuitive and computationally efficient measures of spike train similarity (Victor and Purpura, 1997; van Rossum, 2001; Houghton and Sen, 2008).
