Sentence examples for effectiveness of the standards from inspiring English sources
And sometimes, the politics of the issue have occluded the debate over the effectiveness of the standards.
"We would expect the foundation to take a more active oversight role," said Mr. Denham, adding that it would include an "after-the-fact evaluation of the effectiveness of the standards adopted by the board".
The aim of the revision was to increase the effectiveness of the Standards, by explaining them more clearly, ensuring that they reflected recent developments, and aligning them with other initiatives such as the Affordable Care Act and the work of the Joint Commission.
We followed up with a field trapping experiment in 'Concord and Cayugaga white' vineyard blocks to compare the effectiveness of the standard oil-coated trap and the delta traps with and without the grapevine patterning.
He said while there was controversy over the effectiveness of the standard PSA test used to detect the cancer, "it is still vital that patients are diagnosed early to assess if they need treatment or not as advanced prostate cancer is incurable".
The effectiveness of the standard method, a combination of lymph node puncture (LNP), fresh blood examination (FBE), and thick blood film (TBF), was 36.8%; the LNP-FBE-CTC-mAECT sequence reached almost 80%.
(2009) introduced the medically applicable linear quadratic model into the PI model in order to examine the effectiveness of the standard radiation protocol compared with alternative dosing schedules (Rockne et al. 2009).
To understand the effectiveness of the standard cleaning and disinfection process for these complicated devices, and to identify means by which monitoring tools can help define improvements to this process.
Low effectiveness of the standard algorithm was also reported by Paquet et al. (5 ), Pépin et al. (6 ), and recently by Robays et al. (13 ) who put it respectively at 39.5%, 20 30%, and 50%.
The government should evaluate the cost and effectiveness of these standards in increasing durability, decreasing maintenance and energy costs, and lowering costs associated with children's exposure to hazards.
