Sentence examples for effectiveness of the operation from inspiring English sources
"This is about improving the effectiveness of the operation; it's not about reducing the number of engineers.
But for critics of the lifeguard program, the season's safety record was more a testament to good luck than to the quality and effectiveness of the operation.
As a boundary condition the API server ensures the cost effectiveness of the operation as the resource usage accounting model may vary for different IaaS cloud providers.
We also demonstrate the effectiveness of the operation bundling and compare the scalabilities of the cluster-based and smart-disk-based systems.
Judge Sir Hersch Lauterpacht explained the legal effectiveness of the operation of this system of minority protection treaties.
The capture of the Royal Irish patrol and the effectiveness of the operation to free them prompted the British government to increase its support of UNAMSIL, both politically and through the provision of staff officers to assist UNAMSIL's operational headquarters (though not with a significant contribution of peacekeepers, despite considerable lobbying).
However, years of company establishment seemed not to affect the openness of the company to adapt new initiatives that can help to improve the effectiveness of the operations.
We will (1) conduct a query on the ICT competence in the organization; (2) suggest new action in competence building and process change; (3) conduct a measurement to document any changes in the effectiveness of the operations, and quality in the results; (4) analyze and document the results; (5) dissemination of the results.
MicroCYCLONE simulations and sensitivity analyses of the schemes, using different numbers of form sets, cranes, and labor crews, are then conducted for a real case to assess their impact on the productivity as well as the cost-effectiveness of the operation.
Informed larval interventions that target the more prolific habitats have been suggested to have great potential in combating malaria (Killeen et al., 2006; Gu and Novak, 2005), especially at a local, rather than nationwide scale resulting in increased cost-effectiveness of the operation.
