Sentence examples for effectiveness namely from inspiring English sources

Several regulatory enforcements of GI implementation created an urgent need for quantitative information on GI practice effectiveness, namely for sediment and stream erosion.

Two promising mechanistic pathways may explain the variations in the magnitude of response observed in clinical effectiveness, namely (1) gene polymorphisms that may reveal potential gene environment interactions and (2) the type of airway inflammation.

Hence, the UNCP was also assessed in terms of its consistency with the MTDS in terms of its adherence to the five principles of aid effectiveness, namely: National Ownership; Alignment to National Development Priorities Harmonization Managementnt for Results; and Mutual accountability.

Efforts by countries and their development partners should continue both (1) to maximize the positive synergies of investment in HIV/AIDS and other priority health programs, and (2) to increase funding for universal primary health care, based on the principles and modalities of the Paris Declaration on AIDS Effectiveness – namely, national ownership, alignment, and harmonization [ 74, 75].

Through scaling approach, we worked out the theoretical therapeutic effectiveness of treated tumor, and found out that the scaled dose-effectiveness, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, obeys a universal quadratic rule regardless of either an abrupt or gradual change intervention involved.

The economic evaluation method is cost-effectiveness [20], namely the diagnostic effectiveness, as an intermediate time of the whole treatment process.

The calculated dose-effectiveness profiles, namely the dose cumulant per cycle of intervention versus the therapeutic effectiveness, could be well scaled into a universal quadratic formula regardless of either an abrupt or a gradual change intervention involved.

The internal consistency and validity of the questionnaire was ensured for the instrument used in our study namely Effectiveness (3 items, Cronbach's Alpha =0.92), Side effects (4 items, Cronbach's Alpha =0.97), Convenience (3 items, Cronbach's Alpha =0.86), and Global Satisfaction scale (3 items, Cronbach's Alpha =0.89).

This placed the intervention below the current threshold for cost effectiveness in England, namely, the range £20-30,000 per QALY gained [ 36].

Satisfaction items reflect all the important aspects of the home care program, namely effectiveness, safety, respect, attention, participation in planning, correctness of planning, access, socialization and technical abilities of staff.

Several studies, mainly in the United States, have provided empirical evidence which indicated the effectiveness of PCIT, namely the improvement of parenting skills and the way parents interact with their children, as well as parental well-being, and the reduction of child disruptive behaviour with medium to large effect sizes [ 24].