Sentence examples for effectiveness by the end of from inspiring English sources
The 12-year-old law that gives special treatment to automobiles that can burn ethanol or gasoline also requires the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to prepare an extensive report of the legislation's effectiveness by the end of the government's current fiscal year, on Sept. 30.
Health Minister Steven Brine was due to face questions from MPs on Tuesday over why the report into the cost-effectiveness of immunisations - promised by the end of 2016 - still had not been published.
Although he feels strongly that revealing the actress's identity early in the film would undermine its dramatic effectiveness, Gibney feels just as strongly that "by the end of the movie, you should know," in order for the pact between filmmaker and audience to remain intact.
Few trials have evaluated the effectiveness of psychological treatment in improving depression by the end of pregnancy.
Cost-effectiveness analysis will also be carried out by the end of the project, to provide decision-makers with evidence of the advantages of investing in watershed management.
In reality, however, the Articles gave the Congress no power to enforce its requests to the states for money or troops, and by the end of 1786 governmental effectiveness had broken down.
The commission's executive director, Tim Miller, said he was "yet to see proper evidence of the effectiveness" of GamStop, which was scheduled for launch by the end of 2017 but has suffered delays.
By the end of phototherapy (t=3) the incremental cost effectiveness ratio (ICER), which relates increased total costs to a gain in QALYs, was €9276 per QALY (€48.24/0.0052 QALY).
Intervention effectiveness will be measured as the proportion of patients who achieve adequate glycaemic control (HbA1c of less than 7%) by the end of the study.
By the end of the 19th century the revolver had reached its definitive form and its highest possible effectiveness as a military weapon.
