Sentence examples for effective track from inspiring English sources
But humanitarian workers are likely to be cautious owing to the weakness of the government as well as the insurgents' brutally effective track record.
"Government has an obligation to provide safe streets to people, and policing has an extremely effective track record in places in like New York City and Los Angeles".
ZETA METHOD: Effective track density (tr/cm^2) and the relative standard error for the fluence monitor, and the effective uranium concentration (ppm) of the monitor standard.
Due to the highly sensitive business information communicated within RFID-enabled supply chain networks, there is an urgent need for a secure and effective track & trace system.
It's a sweet song -- "With this gift, I'll keep surviving," they sing in harmony about love or music -- but without much connection to Moroccan music, it's the least effective track on the album.
The mechanisms of ballast breakage and deformation, understanding the interface behaviour using geosynthetics, the need for effective track confinement using geocells, time-dependent drainage and filtration properties of track materials require further research to improve existing design guidelines.
However, the mechanisms behind the anti-inflammation effects are largely unknown owing to the absence of an effective tracking approach.
Accurate information is required for effective tracking of genomic variations, mapping important quantitative trait loci (QTLs), and discovering novel alleles.
Until we create a legitimate and effective tracking of the civilian deaths of the conflict, we can never claim to understand the reality of our presence in Afghanistan.
The January report, by the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services, revealed that a group of separated families was unaccounted for because the government lacked an effective tracking system.
Perhaps if some kind of effective tracking safeguard had existed in Colorado, James Holmes's purchases — all of which were legal — might have been flagged.
