Sentence examples for effectiveness of these instruments from inspiring English sources
However, the effectiveness of these instruments depends on the specific shopping context (food/non-food, shopping frequency, single store/agglomeration, hedonic/utilitarian), the retail environment (gross domestic product, country innovativeness, retail sales share, retail employment, Internet era), and the employed method (participant type, study design, data source).
Among the drivers influencing CSA adoption, the understanding of how gender could influence the effectiveness of these instruments is capturing increasing attention in the literature.
As this kind of expectation is not influenced by most design features of TGCs, one can conclude that long-term contracts are particularly important in determining the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of these instruments.
Despite the general consensus on effectiveness of these welfare instruments for lone parents, the design of in-work benefits for married couples is still muddied by important concerns.
We will mostly consider the perceived effectiveness of the instruments (as perceived by our interviewees), since exploring the actual ecological and economic effectiveness was beyond the scope of this study (some aspects of the actual effectiveness are planned to be studied in a follow up project).
Stresses that the evolution of the market situation and the effectiveness of the instruments should be evaluated after the milk quota system has come to an end; a follow-up report should be available within two years of the end of the quota system, in 2017.
Although it is perhaps too early to draw a conclusive judgement on the effectiveness of this instrument in increasing renewable capacity and decreasing the price of certificates, one view in the literature maintains that long-term contracts are of particular importance for TGCs to be effective.
Notwithstanding, long-term observations need to be awaited before conclusion can be drawn on the effectiveness of these new therapeutic instruments.
Europe has to search for alternative criteria to measure the effectiveness of policy instruments, especially looking at the catalyst effects of public support, also referred to as "behavioural additionality"(4).
Inter alia, these surveys collected data on graziers' motivations, impediments to adoption of conservation practices, and perceived effectiveness of policy instruments in overcoming impediments.
