Sentence examples for effectiveness question from inspiring English sources

Another school of thought is that Care Groups have proven that they are an effective vehicle for lifesaving interventions and that the basic effectiveness question has been answered.

In this paper, we present the protocol of an evaluation of a district-level capacity-building intervention in Karnataka State (India) that aims at responding to the effectiveness question and to the causality question.

Effectiveness (questions 1 3), Side Effects (questions 4 8), Convenience (questions 9 11), and Global Satisfaction (questions 12 14).

Environmental impact assessments, not only in Brazil, but also globally, have long had their effectiveness questioned.

I think I am most interested in the accuracy and effectiveness questions, but all of them are important.

The approaches utilized in this study may help guide other investigators in clinical genomics to identify useful outcome measures and strategies to address comparative effectiveness questions about the clinical implementation of genomic sequencing in clinical care.

The Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder (STEP-BD) was conceived in response to a National Institute of Mental Health initiative seeking a public health intervention model that could generate externally valid answers to treatment effectiveness questions related to bipolar disorder.

Its aim was "to generate externally valid answers to treatment effectiveness questions related to bipolar disorder" (Sachs et al. 2003).

The Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), for example, is creating public advisory groups and soliciting patient input on specific comparative effectiveness questions that are relevant to practitioners and stakeholders [10].

Responses to the emotional arousal and perceived effectiveness questions were highly correlated for the graphic (r (49)=0.87), suffering (r (49)=0.90) and symbolic (r (49)=0.90) stimuli.

Thus, finding an adequate staff-to-patient ratio that neither increases costs nor decreases quality of assistance and patient safety is the answer to this cost-effectiveness question.