Sentence examples for better conditionality from inspiring English sources
Eshagh (2011) has shown that the results of the inversion of gridded gradients are more successful than those of an on-orbit inversion due to the better conditionality of the coefficient matrix being inverted.
"The E.C.B. needs to deal both with the stress in the markets and with the underlying economic problems, and you deal with both better with conditionality.
This requisite conditionality is best pursued by randomization [ 88] and thus the use of RCTs.
What mix of rehabilitation, benefit conditionality and workplace supports could work better for such people than the current one?
As ARDS is caused by a reduction of the surface offered for O2 diffusion, failure of the respiratory generator or the ventilatory muscles spontaneous ventilation (SV), with conditionalities, may offer to the lung better circulatory and ventilatory conditions to allow for healing.
More peer review of success and failure in service provision and rather more conditionality in funding might be a starting point for better learning and performance respectively.
"All aid was tied up with conditionalities so hopefully now Indians will have a better chance of doing what they want," he told the Guardian.
By the 1980s, the "Washington consensus" revolved around "conditionality" and "structural adjustment" -- shorthand for fewer subsidies and better fiscal discipline, and a focus on economic growth.
It was found that the controllers that were specifically designed to reduce the system matrix ill-conditionality such as EPC and generalized predictive control provided better control performance when compared to other MPC methods.
Instead, they have relied on enforcing stricter conditionality in the benefit system combined with greater emphasis on cost-effective ALMPs to yield better labour market outcomes.
The user-financed programs in our sample were better targeted, more closely tailored to local conditions and needs, had better monitoring and a greater willingness to enforce conditionality, and had far fewer confounding side objectives than government-financed programs.
