Sentence examples for effectiveness of such programmes from inspiring English sources
A recent evaluation of the Conflict Pool by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact raised serious concerns not only about the effectiveness of such programmes in creating peace, but also about the oversight and monitoring of funds.
In order to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of such programmes, more evidence is therefore needed.
We assessed the effectiveness of such programmes using a quasi-experimental approach.
Given conflicting evidence regarding the effectiveness of such programmes, the present paper conducted a critical appraisal of systematic reviews assessing the effectiveness of interventions in reducing back pain and injuries among healthcare staff.
The effectiveness of such programmes is not always clear.
The safety and effectiveness of such programmes in typical African district settings remain uncertain.
Once interventions are implemented, surveillance is also essential to generate data on the progress and cost-effectiveness of such programmes, which are essential for their sustainable implementation.
Nonetheless, the overall conclusions about the costs and cost-effectiveness of CHWs will serve to inform policy dialogue around the role of CHWs in health systems, and findings about methodologies will encourage researchers to properly assess the costs and cost-effectiveness of such programmes.
In Ferri et al. 25, the first sentence in the 'Authors' conclusions' claims that 'People considering attending AA or TSF programmes should be made aware that there is a lack of experimental evidence on the effectiveness of such programmes', although it is then noted that 'in the available studies all the interventions appeared to improve at least some of the outcomes considered' (p. 8).
