Sentence examples for effectiveness to deliver from inspiring English sources

First, the potential of aid effectiveness to deliver improvements in development outcomes is not always immediately apparent.

When analysis is restricted to interventions delivered from mainstream GP practices, it is more cost-effective (lower cost-effectiveness ratio) to deliver the intervention to the general Australian population rather than the Indigenous population (for the polypill, $11,000 compared to $13,000 DALY/saved).

Effectiveness of SLNs to deliver sesamol to the brain was shown by a significantly better alleviation of the oxidative stress parameters.

We call on NHS England to provide more reassurance about its effectiveness and ability to deliver the necessary standards of care for all patients using the service, right across England".

This is especially true in heterogeneous dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) source zones, where cm-scale contamination variability may call into question the effectiveness of monitoring wells to deliver representative data.

The aim of this systematic review is to investigate the effectiveness of using computers to deliver patient self-management programs (PSMPs) to patients with chronic illness in health supported settings.

We tested the effectiveness of these polymers to deliver anti-d1EGFP siRNAs to U87 cells stably expressing the d1EGFP transgene.

One would propose an overall improvement of the effectiveness of health systems to deliver the control measures to the entire population.

Data from "real-life" settings are needed on the effectiveness of an easy to deliver package of services that can improve overall performance of the HIV care continuum.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010 aims to control cost by transforming healthcare delivery through comparative effectiveness research, new infrastructure models to deliver more cost effective and coordinated care, and incentives based upon changes in reimbursement [ 35, 36].

Any funding, by contract or grant, or partnership in policy development should recognise the need for investment in the capacity of social sector organisations, including leadership and governance, to secure the sustainability and effectiveness of this vital work to deliver the best outcomes and longer-term impact.