Sentence examples for efficacy oriented from inspiring English sources

A less pragmatic and more efficacy oriented trial (for example, with greater incentives, such as financial, to complete the exercise), and with accelerometer measurement in the whole sample, would be needed to establish whether physical activity in itself aids smoking cessation during pregnancy.

But in the end, the efficacy of efforts oriented toward attracting venture capital will be severely limited, unless venture capital is confident there are exits to be had in the country.

Further research is needed to clarify the efficacy of resistance training specifically oriented to muscle power or hypertrophic gains.

37 This study will test the efficacy of a transdiagnostic, psychodynamically oriented, 10-week, guided self-help treatment, based on an affect-phobia model of psychopathology.

Greater polymer chain stability due to annealing reduces the extent of relaxation and improves the barrier efficacy over amorphous and non-annealed, oriented PET.

States and local entities engaging in justice reinvestment collect and analyze data on what motivates crime, pinpoint and execute new programs aimed at community change and measure the efficacy of any new justice reinvestment oriented intervention (Lachman and Neusteter 2012).

Much of the contemporary controversy concerning ethics of research done in less developed countries comes out of clinically oriented research or drug efficacy trials.

Furthermore, most of the studies are "treatment oriented", i.e. those attempting to prove the efficacy of hormone (replacement) therapy.

Individual student engagement with conceptually oriented tasks showed as much of an impact on self-efficacy as did group processing of those same activities.

Following Zwarenstein et al.'s [ 23] theoretical continuum of evaluation trials, on which rather "experimental", explanatory efficacy-oriented trials form the one end, and naturalistic, pragmatic effectiveness-oriented trials form the other end, this study tends towards the latter, pragmatic end.

Furthermore, we provide process evidence that perceived product efficacy beliefs mediate these effects, and that the effect is strongest when the object being visually oriented is text rather than images.