Sentence examples for effectiveness of inclusion from inspiring English sources

Elberse et al 29 studied the effectiveness of inclusion strategies to incorporate patient perspectives in the development of a research agenda for people with congenital heart disease.

The active inclusion of the family in prevention activities is justified by the effectiveness of its inclusion (Peters et al. 2009).

Others have reported beneficial effects of an ice nucleating agent, crystalline cholesterol; to reduce supercooling and subsequent cryoinjury (Massie et al. 2011), while Miyamoto et al. (2010) described the effectiveness of the inclusion of maltose and a silk-derived high molecular protein, sericin, on the attachment of hepatocytes.

Data from the pilot project and Bavarian newborn hearing screening facilities were, therefore, used to assess the cost-effectiveness of the inclusion of a tracking system within a newborn hearing screening programme.

Data from a Bavarian pilot project on newborn hearing screening and Bavarian newborn hearing screening facilities were used to assess the cost-effectiveness of the inclusion of a tracking system within a newborn hearing screening programme.

In this paper, the effectiveness of steel fiber inclusion on the structural performance of steel fiber reinforced high strength concrete columns was investigated with test of 7-high strength concrete specimens with and without steel fiber.

The enhanced flux pinning achieved with the low level of alumina nano-particles endorses the effectiveness of insulating nano-inclusions to induce effectives pinning sites within the superconducting matrix.

A method of engineering the microstructure of brittle composites is proposed and tested that improves the effectiveness of non-fibrous inclusions to bridge cracks in the matrix.

It seems probable that long-acting drugs will be needed for maximal effectiveness of seasonal IPT, and inclusion of artemisins in drug regimens for IPT is probably not useful due to their short action.

Factors that improved the effectiveness of treatments were the inclusion of homework and a follow-up program [ 56].

Multiple imputation was used to construct primary ITT assessments of relative effectiveness that allowed inclusion of all randomized subjects with comparable results.