Sentence examples for contradictory effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Mitigation measures such as wildlife road-crossing structures showed contradictory effectiveness for small vertebrates due to the lack of adequate drift fences.
While much of the prescriptive literature has advocated the strategic HRM role (Truss 2009a; Ulrich 1998), the evidence concerning the degree of implementation or effectiveness in public service organizations suggests more complex and partly contradictory effects of HRM-based reforms.
In other words, use of different QoL weights may over- or under-estimate the QALY gain for an intervention therefore producing contradictory cost-effectiveness results.
Policy The combination of the documents currently in existence effectively reduces their effectiveness and results in contradictory directions and practices in the field.
Our results come within a succession of contradictory evidences regarding the effectiveness of seasonal vaccines against pandemic 2009 A(H1N1) influenza.
Different stakeholders can hold contradictory views on the effectiveness of a HIA.
Previous randomised trials and systematic reviews have reported contradictory results on the effectiveness of corticosteroid injections for rotator cuff disease.
6 8 10 11 12 13 Previous studies have reported contradictory results of the effectiveness of fundoplication as regards symptoms of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.
However, there are multiple systems in place (see Table 3); and contradictory findings about their effectiveness; [ 25, 33- 35] and some patients at high predicted risk of admission may not be amenable to preventative care [ 36].
These meta-analyses often yield convincing, contradictory or no proof of effectiveness.
On top of these contradictory findings, studies on treatment effectiveness involving cluster C are often difficult to interpret because this group of PDs is mostly not the main research focus but partly allowed as comorbid psychopathology (e.g. [ 29, 30]).
