Sentence examples for effectiveness assessment of from inspiring English sources

The experimental setup designed for this study is described along with the effectiveness assessment of two types of dust collectors.

It is related to multidisciplinary decision-making problems, from technical effectiveness assessment of protective measures (structural, functional) to their socio-economic efficiency to reduce risk.

An implication of this is that effectiveness assessment of road safety measures would have little meaning because road fatalities can simply be predicted from population and vehicle numbers in any country and any year, at least at macroscopic level.

Governance, fiscal solvency, enrollment stability, leadership effectiveness, assessment of learning outcomes, and technology infrastructure and utilization are often at the top of the "problem" list.

The aim of this open-label study is the effectiveness assessment of modification of the operation technique during radical cystectomy in the form of sacrocolpopexy with a polypropylene tape.

McKibbin [ 28] carried out an early review of cost effectiveness assessment of PAs, which concluded that the utilisation of PAs had a positive correlation with productivity measures and significant cost savings.

The primary source of effectiveness data used in the models was clinical expert opinion, which was obtained through Delphi panel research conducted in a number of European countries as part of the cost-effectiveness assessment of BUCCOLAM.

In addition, a brief cost-effectiveness assessment of newborn screening was conducted.

The secondary objectives are to determine the effectiveness and acceptability to participants of the proposed methods of recruitment, randomisation, drug treatments and assessment tools and to perform a pretrial cost-effectiveness assessment of treatment with gabapentin.

Although the cost-effectiveness assessment of the introduction of TB transmission control measures, encapsulated in the WHO Stop TB Strategy (24), is beyond the scope of this article, such a potential reduction of TB incidence among HCWs would make attractive a range of infection transmission control strategies.

These data are consistent with cost-effectiveness assessments of universal vitamin D supplementation in older adults in the USA 9 and also in Western European populations but using fractures as the primary modifiable outcome.