Sentence examples for effectiveness of project from inspiring English sources
"Opposites Join in Supporting Gun Initiative in Colorado" (news article, March 7) states that the effectiveness of Project Exile rests on the fact that it tries gun crimes in federal courts rather than in state courts, which usually have jurisdiction.
The study also confirmed the effectiveness of project based learning in cultivating student competencies in critical thinking and problem-solving within a multidisciplinary project environment.
In this paper an exploratory study is reported about the effectiveness of project start-up (PSU) practices within a world-scale operating, high technology innovating and manufacturing company.
Results identified four DIF/DBF, and all of them favored test takers from key universities, indicating the effectiveness of Project 211 in enhancing learning outcomes of students who come from key universities.
The aim of the study is to investigate the effectiveness of project management in terms of organizational structures, technical competency, leadership ability and the characteristics of an effective project manager.
Through the implementation and application, the results demonstrated that the ORM framework was able to apply to the RM workflow for contractors, and more importantly, it greatly increased the effectiveness of project RM.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation, one of the first to test the system, is gearing up to use Access to evaluate the effectiveness of projects helping H.I.V./AIDS patients in rural South Africa.
In addition to disbursements from the fund, the company is willing to explore opportunities to enhance its overall contribution by utilising its advanced technological capabilities to maximise the effectiveness of projects supported by the fund".
Moreover, the effectiveness of project-based and collaborative learning for enhancing interest in the shipbuilding Industry and understanding the ship design process is demonstrated by citing the PNAOE and ISD lectures as examples.
This study was conducted to examine the effectiveness of project-based learning in digital photography for creativity enhancement among a group of low achievers students in a secondary vocational school.
But the Lords Economic Affairs Committee called this "inappropriate", arguing the focus should be on the effectiveness of projects rather than an "arbitrary spending target".
