Sentence examples for consider to be effective from inspiring English sources

Only Thailand and more recently, Cambodia, have put in place what experts consider to be effective H.I.V.-prevention programs.

"Often, the development programs we consider to be effective and cost-efficient - like nutritional education for new mothers, or village wells to provide cleaner water - fail to actually improve human welfare when tested," said Edward Miguel, a UC Berkeley associate professor of economics and faculty director of CEGA.

On Saturday in Lisbon, President Obama acknowledged public complaints but said he had been told by T.S.A. and counterterrorism advisers that "at this point" the measures "are the only ones right now that they consider to be effective against the kind of threat that we saw in the Christmas Day bombing".

Perimeter defense is what many consider to be effective cybersecurity.

What would you consider to be effective and mutually-beneficial foreign investment in Africa?

There are also some other factors which researchers (eg, Fontana and Fernandes 1994; Ninness et al. 1998; Ward et al. 2002) consider to be effective in reliability and validity of self-assessment.

This is likely to have led to an overestimation of the effect of physical treatments considered to be effective [ 21].

Clean-up of PCE in most of the high permeability sand was considered to be effective.

Seismic connections with high ductile capacity are generally considered to be effective for resisting seismic loads.

In the past 5 years, hypofractionated regimens, consisting of a single or few fractions, have been established and are considered to be effective in metastatic RCC43.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and/or pharmacological therapy are considered to be effective in the treatment of anxiety disorders.