Sentence examples for between the effort needed from inspiring English sources
Successful programmes for animal improvement will require a balance between the effort needed to record data and the resulting benefits to farmers.
The belief that bigger is better also compounds problems; as a team grows, the effort needed to manage links between members increases almost exponentially.
Patients with respiratory failure probably adjust their breathing activity to achieve the best compromise between the muscular effort needed to breathe and the sensory cost of tolerating elevated PaCO2 levels.
First, if there is an imbalance between the amount of effort needed to provide this evidence and the degree of reduction in uncertainty about the effectiveness of the intervention, conducting an RCT will not be very rational.
As recombination frequency is not uniform throughout the genome [15], the number of recombinants needed to obtain mapping to a few megabases will differ on a case by case basis, but we consider 20 50 recombinants a reasonable compromise between amount of effort needed and mapping resolution.
Analyses of species richness in relation to sampling effort using the Chao index [33] revealed that sampling efforts were adequate for the regenerating forest, but in the stable forest variation between plots were large and a larger sample effort needed.
As the women's gainful work is reported as not entirely rewarding, this could be considered a threat to work ability and well-being, addressing studies which claim that it is important to maintain a mutual balance between efforts needed for performing a job and the reward obtained [ 37, 38].
Whether or not Parties are considering the LULUCF sector as a component for reaching national targets as formulated in their INDCs, is valuable information for analyzing whether there are discrepancies between the scientific understanding of mitigation efforts needed to reach global targets and what mitigation options are being adopted by Parties in terms of domestic policies.
