Sentence examples for effectiveness and scale from inspiring English sources

Liquid phase exfoliation (LPE) is a promising method for graphene production particularly in terms of cost effectiveness and scale up.

By taking what we know and putting it into the hands of an automated system that can do all of this and then explain it to us in human terms, or natural language, we can achieve the effectiveness and scale of insight from our data that was always its promise but, until now, has not been delivered.

However, there is no consensus on what these schools are or should be, making it difficult to both evaluate their effectiveness and scale successful models.

Yahoo said that their four key objectives will be expanding customer-centric culture, creating leading social media environments, leading in next-generation advertising platforms, and driving organizational effectiveness and scale.

But if i3 survives or if it is replaced by another initiative to support innovation, development, evaluation, and scale-up of proven programs, I'd argue that it needs to focus even more on pragmatic issues of effectiveness and scale.

The Communication Initiative The Communication Initiative is a partnership of development organizations seeking to support advances in the effectiveness and scale of communication interventions for positive international development, including immunization.

Our results indicate a close relationship between the level of opportunity cost and implementation cost that should be estimated in economic analyses of REDD+ to inform decision-makers of the potential cost-effectiveness and scale of REDD+ investments.

Through SEAD, CASE partners with global health organizations, Duke researchers, faculty, and students, USAID and others to build the capacity of global health enterprises to increase their effectiveness, sustainability, and scale of impact.

Respondents rated neonatal resuscitation by TBAs as low on effectiveness and feasibility scales.

More rigorous, applied research would add valuable evidence on the effectiveness, replicability, and scale-up of current innovations.

I set up a simple scoring system for each cure: a 1 10 scale for effectiveness and a 1 10 scale for difficulty, followed by subtracting the difficulty from effectiveness for a scientifically precise overall score to determine what has provided me the sweetest of sweet reliefs.