Sentence examples for efficacy of such programs from inspiring English sources
Intensive culture systems are also widely used for re-stocking and conservation purposes3; if the performance of reared fish is compromised, the efficacy of such programs is likely diminished.
We conclude that structural sustainability is a viable tool upon which to base or supplement forest health monitoring and triage programs, and could potentially increase the efficacy of such programs under current and future climate change-associated disturbance patterns.
Tell a grown-up"—which are as simple as they are practical (though the efficacy of such programs has been disputed).
Presently, the efficacy of such programs requires further research and analysis before any clear benefits can be determined.
In this paper, we review the current evidence on the efficacy of such programs, using the Australian Transition Care Program as a case study.
Although studies have shown that navigation improves patients' experiences and satisfaction with care, [ 16– 20] very few have evaluated the clinical efficacy of such programs, particularly their long-term impact on the adherence to treatment [ 8] and survival [ 21].
We evaluated concepts, methods and designs of 43 randomized controlled trials published between 1979 and 2014 which assessed the efficacy of such training programs and propose standards for future intervention research based on recent developments in the field.
There is little knowledge about the efficacy of such training programs on strength alteration, gait or injury reduction.
Evaluation of the efficacy of such transition programs will be essential to identify best practices that can be shared with other providers.
Clearly, however, Horkheimer would come to gradually doubt the efficacy of such a program; one can begin to trace out this shift by examining the 1937 essay "Traditional and Critical Theory" (this separation of the 1937 essay from the earlier "materialist" works roughly follows arguments in Dubiel 1985).
