Sentence examples for effectiveness developed from inspiring English sources

In an effort to overcome these problems we expanded the model of eHR acceptance and effectiveness developed by Stone, Stone-Romero, & Lukaszewski [Stone, D. L., Stone-Romero, E. F., & Lukaszewski, K. (2006). Factors affecting the acceptance and effectiveness of electronic human resource systems. Human Resources Management Review, 16, 229-244].

Hungary and most of the other states known during the Cold War as "the captive nations" have, with varying degrees of enthusiasm and effectiveness, developed democratic institutions.

Develop and Evaluate Learning Algorithms Identify all relevant system metrics necessary understand and control system behavior Evaluate the trade-off between the length of training period versus eventual effectiveness Develop and evaluate methods for enabling exploration actions that do not adversely affect operational systems   8.

Anonymous computerised clinical data from the 310 of 1031 Scottish practices that participate in Scottish Programme for Improving Clinical Effectiveness (SPICE), part of a Clinical Effectiveness Programme developed by the Royal College of General Practitioners (Scotland) [ 9].

Interviews were coded against the conceptual framework, effectiveness categories developed by Wismar (direct, general, opportunistic, and no effectiveness [ 25]), HIA stages, and emerging themes.

There is already a measure to evaluate data centre energy efficiency: the power usage effectiveness metric, developed by The Green Grid, a consortium of technology industry leaders including Microsoft and Sun Microsystems.

Theoretical analysis and numerical simulation are used to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of developed techniques.

Finally, an application of a DC motor device is addressed to demonstrate the effectiveness of developed techniques.

Based on existing design parameters and operating conditions, correlations for the absorber plate temperature and the heat exchange effectiveness are developed using dimensional analysis and data fitting, respectively.

In order to take in account the local contribution of each component of a complex system, a notion of OTE (Overall Throughput Effectiveness) is developed.

The quality criteria reflect items taken from a framework for quality of cost-effectiveness models developed by Sculpher et al[ 2].