Sentence examples for effectiveness and scope from inspiring English sources

This will help in maximising the effectiveness and scope of use of the system.

The AAIB said the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the manufacturer are urgently reviewing the effectiveness and scope of an airworthiness directive previously issued for this helicopter type.

As Mrs Roure's report points out, the framework decision establishes only a minimum level of harmonisation, and its effectiveness and scope have been severely limited by the many derogations it includes.

In the future, we aim at broadening its scope by increasing the annotation information available, the effectiveness and scope of our filtering analysis methods, and the robustness and ease of use of our web interface.

However, our evidence on what works, particularly in the private health sector of developing regions, is relatively weak [ 7], and greater understanding of the effectiveness, scale, and scope of private sector initiatives is needed [ 8].

The relationships between network characteristics, perceived team-effectiveness, type and scope of interventions, and improvement in the composite quality score were assessed.

Therefore, the aims of this study were to; (1) describe the effectiveness of MM and scope of referral pathways within one of Australia's largest mental health services, and (2) compare MM in an area with specialist MM roles with an area reliant of existing case manager roles.

Since we see that mentoring happens in every enterprise, with or without a formal program, it is to the advantage of each organization, institution, or industrial enterprise to recognize and cultivate this process in order to enhance its effectiveness and expand its scope.

In his nearly eight years as borough president he has improved the scope, effectiveness and reputation of that sometimes marginal office.

And The Times's editorial board lauded Mr. Stringer for doing an "outstanding job" as borough president, and for improving "the scope, effectiveness and reputation" of a "sometimes marginal office".

The scale of this burden is large and indicates there is scope for evaluating the effectiveness and cost-effectives of interventions designed to reduce this burden.