Sentence examples for effect of the programme from inspiring English sources

The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio is calculated based on the resulting net costs and the health effect of the programme.

Presumably sales figures will decline, both because of seasonality and because of the time shifting effect of the programme.

The study's lead author John Jerrim of the UCL Institute of Education said: "Maths mastery shouldn't be seen as a silver bullet; there is no escaping that the effect of the programme was relatively small, though welcome.

It is possible that microcredit can raise income and reduce poverty, but only in the long run (which one might expect from the effect of the programme on investment).

In this case, the parameter θ represents the overall effect of the programme of treatment.

Also, we use demographic variation within schools to consider the effect of the programme on whole year groups.

It said the billboard campaign had "played its part and to some extent exaggerated the effect of the programmes".

I don't think El Sistema has done as much research as it should have into the social effects of the programme.

As US economist Joseph Stiglitz and many others, including former IMF staffers, have pointed out, the troika of creditors badly misjudged the economic effects of the programme they imposed in 2010 and 2012.

That meant the effects of the programme had been "economically significant", the Bank concluded.

In a later section, we will explore whether the effects of the programme fade or grow with time.