Sentence examples for be responsible for effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Interventions can be defined in terms of essential elements likely to be responsible for effectiveness.

By gaining process information, we aim to detect gaps in implementation that might be responsible for the effectiveness of the program.

This is reminiscent of an uneven activation of the various calcium channel types [ 27, 28], that could in principle be responsible for differing effectiveness of channels in signalling to the nucleus.

Keeping this in view, it can also be speculated that the mechanism underlying the anti-inflammatory activity of P. verticillatum is at least in part due to LOX/COX inhibition, however the additional mechanism cannot be ruled out which may be responsible for the effectiveness of this plant in hyperactive airways disorders.

18– 20 The psychological component is often unknown to both the patient and the medical team, and therefore can be responsible for the limited effectiveness of physiotherapy.

Chelation of divalent cations is thought to be responsible for the clinical effectiveness of dexrazoxane in reducing the cardiotoxicity of doxorubicin and other anthracyclines.

In fact, motivational interventions are not stand-alone treatments; therefore, the psychotherapies (i.e. CBT) that they usually support could be responsible for the real effectiveness of these interventions.

Synergy effects of the mixture of bioactive constituents and their byproducts contained in plant extracts are claimed to be responsible for the improved effectiveness of many extracts and conventional antimicrobial drugs [ 28].

This factor may be responsible for the overall greater effectiveness of the Sabin (live attenuated) than the Salk (heat killed) polio vaccine.

Dielectric spectra analysis indicated that nano-SiO2 could act as cross-linking points to suppress the thermally promoted segment relaxation and improve the activation energy of the ion transport in PILs matrix, and this should be responsible for the enhanced electro-responsive ER effectiveness and temperature stability of PILs encapsulated nano-SiO2 composite particles.

It has been suggested that the lack of knowledge regarding the mechanisms responsible for behavior change may be responsible for the low levels of effectiveness in physical activity interventions among youth.