Sentence examples for effectiveness which from inspiring English sources

This is an effort to improve medical care's effectiveness, which might cause some to wonder: Don't we already have effective drugs and treatments?

This will increase its effectiveness, which declines rapidly as time elapses after unprotected sex or contraception failure.

The case also exposes difficult questions about police and MI5 effectiveness which need to be frankly faced.

Brightling is leading another clinical trial into Fevipiprant's effectiveness, which involves 850 patients, though it will not produce results until 2018, and other studies are planned.

Wolf will single out a qualification in "personal effectiveness" which teaches teenagers how to claim unemployment benefits and use a telephone.

The Conservatives make much of "aid effectiveness" which I assume means they will spend more on measuring how many schools have been built, how many clinics.

Tom Gash is director of public services at the Institute for Government, a charity focused on improving UK government effectiveness, which he joined in January 2008.

But it also said the choice of vaccine should be determined by cost effectiveness, which depends on the negotiated cost of the vaccines.

And it's downright foolish to use bedside manner evaluations as the only assessment of a doctor's effectiveness (which is what we currently do for teaching evaluations).

I use the ratio of errors caught to total errors as a measure of effectiveness, which is 47.6percentt over the sample period.

High prices and insufficient evidence often limit orphan drugs from meeting the traditional health technology assessment criteria, especially cost-effectiveness, which may influence access.