Sentence examples for e success from inspiring English sources

Specific thematic issues considered for assembling the interview guides included: a) general programmatic characteristics of interventions; b) operational aspects of interventions; c) priority RTI risk factors addressed by interventions; d) neglected RTI risk factors; e) success and failure factors; e) achievements, limitations, and lessons learned during implementation.

For example, Tijssen (10) identified four features of research excellence to which we will add a fifth: (a) originality in tackling problems, (b) coherence and cumulative character of the research, (c) contributions made to fields of study, (d) acceptance by peers, and (e) success in translating research into positive gains in health status that reduce inequities in health.

Using a high-strength password, the Singpass, residents can conduct most of their dealings with government online or by mobile phone.Singapore highlights another factor vital to e-success: the right relationship with the private sector.

When intended to predict relatively distant future behaviour (e.g., success in school), such a device is called an aptitude test.

All memories were classified as either: positive (e.g., success, satisfaction), negative (e.g. personal failure, accidents), or a neutral memory (i.e. no positive or negative connotations).

Presumably, these programs titrate treatment exposure based on patient response to care (e.g., success in achieving initial abstinence or medical stability), rather than patients' initial state.

Yes, brick-and-mortar experience informed Holley's e-commerce success, but it was her e-commerce work that contributed to her landing her current job.

To address these problems, this study explores e-learning success factors via the design and evaluation of an e-learning 2.0 system.

Developing a usable website is pivotal for e-business success.

Analysts said Mr. Barram's agency was the federal government's biggest e-commerce success.

But at least' one ersatz "meat" is eing sold, success fully so, 'on' its own merits.