Sentence examples for debated the effectiveness of from inspiring English sources
Academics and practitioners have long debated the effectiveness of different marketing collaterals on the local versus global appeal perspective (Ford, 2011).
Administrative requirements that ensure the safety and ethical foundation of clinical research benefit patients, investigators, and society, but experts have debated the effectiveness of some requisites.
Since then philosophers have debated the effectiveness of the bilking argument in particular and, in general, the validity and the soundness of the concept of backward causation.
Musicians continue to debate the effectiveness of the device.
Dr. Ronald L. Moy, an associate clinical professor of dermatology at the University of California at Los Angeles, said doctors continued to debate the effectiveness of ultrasound when it assists liposuction.
The report said although J.A.T. had been accused of financing the camp, radicals were already debating the effectiveness of attacks, with many arguing that violence was alienating Muslims.
Economists are still debating the effectiveness of the quantitative easing program begun last November, raising questions about the potency of yet more asset purchases.
It's perfectly fine to debate the effectiveness of police tactics, but it's not fine to create hysteria by putting the spotlight on only the negative incidents and using that to put chains around the entire institution of law enforcement.
THE latest flurry of debate the effectiveness of the spring stimulus plan and the need for an additional booster has focused on one particular piece of information unemployment is quite a bit higher than was forecast by the administration (and other groups) during the time the package was being crafted.
Although this issue is currently still under scientific debate, the effectiveness of afforestation programs would be reduced by a maximum of 10%.
When the new Jacobins turn on their televisions they do not tune in to the PBS News Hour or C-Span to hear economists and congressmen debate the effectiveness of financial regulations or health care reform.
