Sentence examples for effectiveness challenges from inspiring English sources

The report, based on a large government comparison of the drugs' effectiveness, challenges current practice so sharply that it could quickly alter prescribing habits, some experts said.

Several issues can make the interpretation of comparative effectiveness challenging.

Although this study found clear evidence of a positive impact of both campaigns, the significant uncertainty associated with many of the model inputs used makes a definitive statement of cost-effectiveness challenging.

For example, teaching anaesthesia residents the two-challenge rule, a conversational technique that is assertive (advocacy) and collaborative (inquiry), increased frequency and effectiveness of challenges towards other physicians in operation room simulations [ 33].

The rest of this section offers further discussion of the effectiveness and challenges of this method.

This article focuses on the major aspects and regulatory framework of the updated National Mineral Policy 2 (NMP2) complemented by discussions on the effectiveness and challenges faced in its implementation towards successful mineral resource sustainability for Malaysia.

Our goal is to 1) help inform current education and training in the field, 2) motivate educators to share the effectiveness or challenges of their efforts through scholarly articles with the broader community, and 3) invite educational researchers to collaborate with educators in helping to shape and evaluate the effectiveness of specific implementation efforts.

Future research might investigate which kinds of questions can be asked to challenge students towards reflection levels slightly above the level on which they perform and examine the effectiveness of challenging students towards higher reflection levels.

The effectiveness of challenge questions using the equality and relaxed algorithms is discussed below.

In previous studies, the authors evaluated user satisfaction [16] and memorability [7] attributes, while this work analyses the efficiency and effectiveness of challenge questions used in the PBAF.

This methodology will be particularly useful for designing RCTs aimed at evaluating combination prevention interventions in community-based RCTs, wherein an intervention׳s effectiveness is challenging to predict.