Sentence examples for effective terms of from inspiring English sources

But leases can be arbitrarily changed by local officials and, in reality, the effective terms of these leases are about three to five years.

In general, the number of the effective terms of the resultant theories is much lower than the full expansion case amount.

Implementation results demonstrate that the proposed system is very effective in terms of CFL, cost-effectiveness, and manufacturing capacity.

Economic analyses will be performed to assess whether collaborative care is not only effective in terms of response and remission to treatment, but also effective in terms of (health care) costs.

He was actually good tonight, Cavani, and very effective in terms of his pressing.

The overall effect is an interface that looks more effective in terms of conveying necessary info.

Dual screening, despite being less effective in terms of active cases prevented, was less costly and consequently more cost effective (in terms of incremental cost per TB case prevented) than IGRA single screening.

Film shows have been found to be most effective in terms of cost per audience while folk songs were found to be most effective in terms of retention of messages.

It is not going to be effective in terms of preventing people becoming radicalised.

"It seemed fast and effective in terms of repositioning the story".

"It's very effective in terms of helping with withdrawal symptoms and cravings," she said.