Sentence examples for decision the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

If the technologists can make this decision, the effectiveness of the nuclear medicine department will improve.

(decision makers) The effectiveness of OH units was emphasised by decision makers.

They fear that decision eroded the effectiveness of Israel's deterrence policy, and many have urged that Mr. Sharon respond strongly to any attack.

For a one-year decision tree, the effectiveness data were derived exclusively from the PLATO trial [7], as Thailand was included in this multi-centre study.

Partiality in granting a temporary restraining order (TRO) in favor of former president Arroyo and her husband in order to give them an opportunity to escape prosecution and to frustrate the ends of justice, and in distorting the supreme court decision on the effectiveness of the TRO in view of a clear failure to comply with the conditions of the Supreme Court's own TRO.

Several studies have shown that lay people are insensitive to levels of effectiveness in hypothetical treatment decision when the effectiveness is presented in terms of NNT [ 15- 17].

The determination of scores that suggest a need for the use of analgesics assists the professional's clinical decision, affirms the effectiveness of analgesic treatment [ 15] and helps avoid unnecessary suffering in animals.

Decisions about the effectiveness of drugs are being made with incomplete information because results of almost three-quarters of clinical trials are still not published within two years of completion, researchers have found.

It said without sufficient evidence the government could not make informed decisions about the effectiveness of current legislation and policies, and that the Home Office should commission an in-depth study on the current extent and nature of prostitution in England and Wales in the next year.

The team, along with the parents, makes decisions about the effectiveness of the dose and determines the dosage for the next day.

The HASC said it was "dismayed to discover the poor quality of information available about the extent and nature of prostitution in England and Wales" and concluded that "Without a proper evidence base, the government cannot make informed decisions about the effectiveness of current legislation and policies".