Sentence examples for effectiveness aside from inspiring English sources

Disagreements about the provision's effectiveness aside, some have raised questions about whether it is constitutional.

Dramatic and theatrical effectiveness aside, the question that has fascinated literary critics and psychoanalysts for six decades is this: Were the apparitions of the dead ex-governess, Miss Jessel, and of the violently dead ex-valet, Peter Quint, actual visitations from beyond the grave, or were they figments of the inflamed psyche of the new governess?

18 19 Evidence of effectiveness aside, recent drug policy including that in the UK has moved away from a broader harm reduction approach to a narrower focus on 'recovery' based on the assumption that the most rational approach to the prevention of drug-related harm is the prevention of drug use.

ROIA evaluates proposed response plans based on validatable local impact- and dependency-assessments of dependencies inside an organization's business- and IT-infrastructure, but leaves aside the effectiveness of a response against an attack and neither considers associated implementation costs.

The examples below illustrate the effectiveness of GLMseq for setting aside secondary batch effects: In example A (Contig_18664), the raw counts for Batch-1 (4, 4) and Batch-2 (75359, 22) clearly suggest a large interaction effect (Additional file 16).

Aside from being generally unpleasant, re-using a condom will decrease its effectiveness from "extremely effective" to "not very effective".

Aside from its effectiveness and efficiency, feedforward can make life a lot more enjoyable.

However, real-world HIV resource allocation typically is driven by a number of criteria aside from cost-effectiveness and equity considerations.

Also, methodological issues set aside, the cost-effectiveness of health technologies might vary from country to country simply due to differences in clinical practice patterns and/or relative prices; hence, extrapolations are not recommended.

Aside from the issue of effectiveness, an increasing amount of information on resource use and health consequences, i.e. cost-effectiveness, has been amassed in recent years.

Despite these apparent differences in content, the processes thought to contribute to the effectiveness of SGs are presumed to be similar aside from the particular content focus of the group.