Sentence examples for effectiveness measured from inspiring English sources

Just as new medicines are subjected to clinical trials before they are used more widely, the health reform proposals could have been piloted in some areas, their effectiveness measured and the final policy tailored accordingly.

If you add improvements in government effectiveness (measured by the World Bank's governance indicators) the share would rise to 94%—not far from the charity's ideal of sanitation for all.

For each tutor, we measure how he or she can motivate the student, soft skills, strictness, methodology, punctuality and overall effectiveness measured as each student self-assessment as separate metrics.

The interpretation of the ICER statistic is the change in average costs per one unit in the change of the average effectiveness measured in terms of the AUC.

Table 9 shows that, in general, usage of higher weights was able to increase AmaLgam's effectiveness, measured in terms of mean average precision (MAP).

The START study will examine both clinical effectiveness (measured as symptom-free days) and asthma-related costs for both treatment arms, aggregated for all patients across all countries.

However, such interventions require effectiveness measuring through randomised controlled trials before full implementation.

The cost-effectiveness, measured as the peak runoff reduction/thousand Dollars of LID practices in Hong Kong (e.g., 0.02 L/103 US$ s, 0.15 L/103 US$ s and 0.93 L/103 US$ s for green roof, bioretention and porous pavement for 2 yr storm) is lower than that in Seattle (e.g., 0.03 L/103 US$ s, 0.29 L/103 US$ s and 1.58 L/103 US$ s for green roof, bioretention and porous pavement for 2 yr storm).

Incremental cost-effectiveness measured by cost per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) gained.

Cost-effectiveness measured incremental cost effectiveness ratios per potential life years gained.

Primary outcomes are patient satisfaction measured at 4 months and cost-effectiveness measured at 12 months.