Sentence examples for effective rise from inspiring English sources

Sir John Peace, a City grandee and chairman of Standard Chartered bank, said he was struck by Hogg's "very successful, very effective" rise through the ranks when he recruited her to be managing director of credit checking agency Experian in the UK and Ireland in 2008.

The trend coincides with the fast and extraordinarily effective rise in influence of ISIS across the north of the country since May this year.

Effective rise in heart rate in response to IDH could be an important component for countering acute hypotension.

MIR4415b presented an effective rise in its expression level during the water deficit in the sensitive plants, and its high level was also observed in the tolerant genotype independent of the condition.

Figure 3 shows the cost effectiveness acceptability curve with QALY as the outcome measure: at the lower bound NICE threshold (£20 000), the START intervention has an approximately 95% likelihood of being seen as cost effective, rising to 98% at the £30 000 threshold.

The cost effectiveness acceptability curve with QALY as the outcome measure is shown in figure 4: at the lower bound NICE threshold (£20 000), the START intervention has a 93% likelihood of being seen as cost effective, rising to 98% at the £30 000 threshold.

A best-case scenario taking into account that the price of equipment was likely to fall over time and that services were not running at full capacity during the trial, saw the probability that the service was cost-effective rise from 11% to 61%.

They say that Bloomberg's new initiative to scan users' fingerprints is all about stopping terminal-sharing a move terminal-sharing ate into an effective price rise of 10%, says one global bank.

The probability of being cost-effective rises as the willingness to pay the threshold rises, for a threshold between $500 000 and $1 0000000 the probability is 0.48.

At a willingness to pay threshold of £20,000 for an additional QALY then the probability that CPU care will be considered cost-effective rises to about 70%.

In either case, if the liquid and gas are flowing concurrently, it will increase the effective bubble rise velocity, or if the flow is countercurrent, then the bubble rise will be retarded by this flow.