Sentence examples for effective admission from inspiring English sources
— From Susan Morris and Jane Mr. Erickson: The rationale behind ACT's decision to add a writing test was to provide colleges with another piece of information on which to make effective admission and placement decisions.
After HSBC was awarded one, along with a record $1.9bn fine, in 2012 after it admitted laundering money for Mexican drug cartels, the New York Times damned the settlement as "a dark day for the rule of law" and an effective admission that the company was too big to prosecute.
In CACP, the on-demand querying packets are crucial to effective admission control.
Effective admission control is necessary to limit the admitted traffic so that accepted users are provided QoS guarantee.
The developed models and research findings may be highly useful as a working guideline to formulate an effective admission and consultant strategies.
To enable an effective admission control, an analytical framework is developed in Section 4. Numerical results are discussed in Section 5, followed by Conclusions in Section 6.
For efficient handover management, four factors, namely, intelligent network support, signal flow control for the handovers, reduced neighbor cell list, and an effective call admission control (CAC) policy, are essential.
For dense femtocells, intelligent integrated femtocell/macrocell network architecture, a neighbor cell list with a minimum number of femtocells, effective call admission control (CAC), and handover processes with proper signaling are the open research issues.
While I remain an advocate of the meritocracy that welcomed me, it is simplistic to make legacies the new whipping boys and girls in the quest for fair and effective college admissions.
Conclusions A monovalent rotavirus vaccine was highly effective against admissions for rotavirus diarrhoea in children aged less than 2 years in El Salvador and substantially reduced the number of such admissions in this low-middle income setting.
In summary, we developed an analytical model as decision-making tool that allows recommendations for the implementation of a cost-effective MRSA admission screening and infection control management strategy.
