Sentence examples for effective to tackle from inspiring English sources

In the long-term, it would be more effective to tackle the "supply" side: the number of young people reaching the labor market.

The results indicate that the proposed method is effective to tackle the co-channel interference scenario presented in this article.

All the results supported that the model and metaheuristic were effective to tackle open-shop problems with no intermediate buffer between machines.

The proposed layered dynamic scheduling method is effective to tackle the challenge of high synchronization cost and workload imbalance and have the potential to further scale for the N − 2 contingency analysis.

It was found that the RCHS was effective to tackle the high cooling demand for building in the hot-humid climate, with 44.4% annual primary energy saving against the conventional system.

On the basis of this work, end-of-storm pipe interceptor sewers of 0.25 m3/s (i.e., 21,600 m3/d) would be effective to tackle the problem of sewage connections and groundwater seepage to storm drains.

The row heralds what is likely to be a lively election debate over the wider issue of early intervention, a doctrine which decrees that it is better and more cost-effective to tackle social problems before they start rather than coping with their effects.

The most efficient and cost effective way to tackle pediatric HIV globally is to reduce Mother to Children Transmission (MTCT).

There is reason to doubt as to whether clinical intervention will be the most effective (or even cost-effective) way to tackle challenges of this kind.

Lawmakers are thus a fundamental part of an effective strategy to tackle the world's environmental challenges.

"In future this type of research will provide the robust evidence needed to develop effective strategies to tackle obesity and promote a healthier lifestyle".