Sentence examples for efficacy of institutional from inspiring English sources

The diversity of opinion is likely to have an impact on the efficacy of institutional academic integrity policy implementation (Shephard et al., 2015).

While hospitalization is an important option, high cost, limited access and lack of medical professionals impact the efficacy of institutional health care systems.

In the case of the Johns Hopkins University asthma research project in which a healthy young woman died, I agree that the university must bolster the power and efficacy of its institutional review board to better examine proposed research projects.

The second section of the course will consider the efficacy of international institutional responses to global threats through recent case studies, such as the Syrian civil war, the Paris Climate Accord, and 2014-2016 Eboutbreakreak in West Africa.

For these reasons, it is vital that there should be swift implementation of this Framework Agreement, and it is important to recognise the need for constant evaluation in order to improve the efficiency and efficacy of this institutional relationship.

Others have advocated the efficacy of the implementation of institutional policies, adoption of clinical pathways and pain consultation models (Brink-Huis et al, 2008).

Hence the efficacy of fisheries management is largely a question of institutional design and dynamics.

One of the greatest threats to the efficacy of shareholder proxy access is the absence of institutional shareholder voting policies or procedures to address minority, non-control proxy contests where independent alternative candidates are nominated.

These treatments were offered as a matter of institutional traditions rather than being based on any evidence of their efficacy.

Has the pace of institutional change charted by Visser (2013, 2016) in particular impaired trust and with it the efficacy of collective bargaining as reflected in economic performance?

It's part of institutional willful blindness".