Generally, it is necessary to assess the degree of effectiveness of the functioning of the training to carry out a comparison of the rate variables describing the inputs with the same intensity of quantities characterizing the outputs.
For PPSV, we assumed that vaccination effectiveness was a function of baseline effectiveness, declining effectiveness with time, pneumococcal serotype coverage and the percentage immunocompromised (Table 2).
Moreover, the source of the scaffold may greatly affect the effectiveness and in vivo function of the CAR.
Increased population pressure and human activities have significantly altered the effectiveness of functions of ecosystems ("ecosystem services") at the local and regional scale.
Also needed is research on personal, cultural, and institutional barriers to intervention availability, delivery, and effectiveness as a function of population-group membership, as well as the mechanisms of intervention that work best to prevent disease in population groups experiencing health disparities.
Each correlation relates the enthalpy wheel sensible and latent effectiveness as a function of six parameters; incoming outdoor air and exhaust air temperature and relative humidity, face velocity, and air flow ratio.
These results suggest that the effectiveness and quality of the structure and functions at the facility may play an important role in the training-type IPE.
Student responses often expressed that who the group consists of influences the usefulness, effectiveness, or function of the group.
Over the years, most of the firms have focused their attention to the effectiveness and efficiency of separate business functions.
The extensive availability of digital technology provides an opportunity for enhancing both the effectiveness and efficiency of virtually all functions in the process of medical imaging physics and technology education and training.
