Sentence examples for effective tackling from inspiring English sources

Additionally, FOP seems to be more effective tackling modularity degeneration, by avoiding feature tangling and scattering in source code, than conditional compilation and design patterns.

Conceptualisation, systematic measurement, and effective tackling of coverage and configuration challenges to implement high quality, respectful maternal health-care services are key to ensure that every woman can give birth without risk to her life, or that of her baby.

In the same vein, Wenger [ 39] argued that trust among learners is the most critical parameter in educational interventions, accounting for the commitment of participants in the learning process, the effective tackling of challenges and the widening of learning objectives and methods.

The operational approach, instead, seems effective in tackling the actions effects in time and in setting quantitative objectives.

Older, more experienced players have been found to execute a greater proportion of effective tackles, and also miss fewer tackles and incur fewer tackle breaks.

By coaching and training these safety elements while fatigued, players will be more likely to execute a safer and more effective tackle under highly pressurised situations in dynamic environments.

That suggests that substantially more police forces are effective at tackling drug dealers or stamping out antisocial behaviour than are effective at protecting vulnerable victims from rape, domestic abuse or modern slavery".

Although policing and crime prevention have become much more effective at tackling volume crime, as the British Crime Survey's plummeting figures indicate, this is at best effective first-aid.

"Tackling depression and anxiety would be four times as effective as tackling poverty.

In fact, the UK is very effective at tackling this horrendous sort of internet content.

By involving communities, co-production is effective in tackling health inequalities and improving mental health.