Results and statements about effectiveness and effective elements were recorded in the appropriate categories as specifically as possible, often by literally quoting the review author.
The observation that most programs focus on a single behavior also holds for the review literature that discusses effectiveness and effective elements of school-based health promotion.
In conclusion, this study evaluates a promising intervention on healthy behaviour and results will provide insight into cost-effectiveness and the effective elements of WHPP.
The pop up model is one example of a model of care that has been recommended by policy without evidence for its effectiveness as a whole but rather an assumption that effective elements can be combined to optimise benefit [ 110].
Control schools were offered Public Health Services (PHS) support to implement effective elements of the project after the end of the effectiveness study.
The parallel plots aren't equally successful and a prudent producer might have been a little more ruthless with the less effective elements.
"Instead, we must leverage the ingenuity and innovation of the private sector in partnership with the most effective elements of the federal government to address this emerging threat".
It is one of the most effective elements for increasing hardenability of iron and steel, and it also contributes to the toughness of quenched and tempered steels.
The Empire Hotel's blood-red sign was an especially fortuitous footnote, while Reid Bartelme's costumes and John Fireman's music were quietly effective elements (and the briefest of appearances by a Pomeranian, called "the thing," was brilliant).
The chemistry of this introductory salvo comes from crude but effective elements: an overamplified run of screaming notes from an electric guitar; a ravaged, abandoned-looking room shrouded in sinister lighting.
Generally, effective elements constitute about 0.1% to 10% of the dry weight of the herb.
