Sentence examples for effective success from inspiring English sources

The extent to which "Salvator Mundi" approaches the effective success of the handful of Leonardo's masterpieces, among his fifteen or so surviving paintings, is up to each viewer.

Yet because we're protecting consumers and business with a constrained budget for this investment, we won't back every project: firms complaining because their project missed out will be a sign of cost effective success.

However, effective success in development decreased with increase of concentration of AgNPs from about 89.46 ± 0.25% at 1 nM concentration to 17.60 ± 0.30% at 5 nM concentration, and the decrease was statistically significant (P < 0.05) (Figs. 5b and 6 and Table 1).

DeLone and Mclean [ 14] argued that the information system will be regarded as successful based on criteria to do with the technical success of the system which is measured by the system quality, semantic success which is measured by information quality and effective success which is measured by use and user satisfaction, and the net benefit of the system to the users and the organization.

The mass effect of seed quality on female effective reproductive success is modified by a distinct recruitment across families, seemingly derived from better adapted seedlings.

At mature-tree stages, higher female effective reproductive success can be mainly explained by a mass effect (seed quality), but was also modulated by the production of better-adapted seedlings.

"I fundamentally believe that our military is more effective when success is based solely on ability and qualifications and on performance".

And Wolves have duly increased their tackle count this season – but in their zeal to get to the ball more quickly they have become less tidy: the evidence from the campaign so far shows they have gone from being the league's deftest tacklers to the least effective, their success rate plummeting to a league-low 65.3%.

Nothing is more effective than success, though.

Only one RCT, published 13 years ago, has compared these two treatments and concluded that surgery was more effective (95% success rate at 5 years vs. 51% with dilatation, p < 0.01).

To estimate breeding values, two different experiments were conducted using progenies from mother trees with contrasting effective reproductive success.