Sentence examples for effectively investigated from inspiring English sources

Based on characteristics of the studies it incorporated, this meta-analysis effectively investigated the effect of exposure to larger portions, packages, individual units or tableware on participants' unregulated consumption of food or tobacco.

Based on characteristics of the studies it incorporated, this meta-analysis effectively investigated the effect of exposure to larger-sized portions or tableware on participants' unregulated selection without purchase of food.

Given the characteristics of studies included in this meta-analysis, it effectively investigated the effect of being provided with shorter, wider empty glasses or plastic bottles on participants' unregulated selection (without purchase) of fruit juices or water in a single, self serve setting.

The results prove that the scale effects of present size-dependent models are effectively investigated.

Adverse effects and studies of rare events can often be effectively investigated in observational studies.

The killings must stop and all deaths must be promptly and effectively investigated," he said.

In order to effectively investigate the effects of various factors on the DPF's performance deterioration, and obtain the primary influence factor, an efficient evaluation method is proposed in this work.

By identifying the causal mechanisms at work in the appraisal process it may be possible to design experimental research studies to effectively investigate the effect of appraisal on doctors' performance.

A United Nations investigation reported last year that the failure of Pakistani authorities to effectively investigate the killing was "deliberate" and that the investigation had been "severely hampered" by the country's powerful intelligence agencies.

"When you have local elected officials at a D.A.'s office and they're naturally involved in politics — that's what they do — can they effectively investigate and be involved in those investigations?" one federal official asked.

In April 2010, a United Nations investigation into her assassination concluded that the failure of Pakistani authorities to effectively investigate the killing was "deliberate" and had been "severely hampered" by the country's powerful intelligence agencies.