Sentence examples for effective further from inspiring English sources

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"In March, the Chancellor announced £3.5m funding specifically to tackle nuisance calls, and the government is considering what effective further steps it could take".

But while cheap and effective, further scaling up depends on raising awareness and acceptance in communities, and identifying appropriate local materials.

There is little consensus among economists on how effective further reductions in the reserve ratio will be in rekindling economic growth.

Whereas the proposed framework is simple and effective, further refinements to this framework, especially on the treatment of epistemic uncertainty, are warranted.

Based on the findings in this work it appears that both methods can be successfully used to evaluate and to get objective numerical values on surface quality of these samples so that such initial data can be used as quality control tool to have more effective further manufacturing steps in furniture production.

To establish whether the intervention is cost-effective, further knowledge of the cost of the intervention and the cost to treat an episode of VAP is required.

As implanting ICDs in all diabetic post-MI patients would not be cost-effective, further risk stratification of this patient population is necessary.

Several agents are currently showing promise in this group of men, with NICE having initially evaluated Abiraterone, an inhibitor of androgen synthesis at £63 200 per QALY and deeming it not to be cost-effective, further stating that the criteria for an end-of-life treatment were not met (for which the thresholds could be increased).

This type of pathway may be more effective and further high quality research is warranted to determine the effect of similar pathways for other impairments following ABI.

"The system is complex, fragmented, and unequal access to effective services further entrenches health, social and economic inequalities".