Sentence examples for efforts on aspects from inspiring English sources

A potential negative effect, also known as the "distortion effect", is the theoretical concern that stimulation of efforts on the measures of healthcare performance included in the P4P scheme may discourage efforts on aspects of healthcare performance that are not included and rewarded by the scheme.

"This is a time to regroup, look forward and concentrate our efforts only on aspects that we can affect and control.

This overdue, chemistry-based approach implies a holistic consideration of the problem and would federate efforts on key aspects influencing the design of sustainable systems.

A conceptual model based on the findings could help focus design efforts on those aspects of performance that are most directly salient to drivers.

These districts do not have independent decision makers on disaster risk management, and they have strong differences among them that can be captured by this evaluation in order to focus efforts on different aspects that contribute to disaster risk.

MDF successfully abstracts chemical structure data maintenance and chemical structure searching and lets software developers focus their efforts on other aspects of the application like the graphical user interface and usability.

Moreover, our current views are biased by the concentration of research efforts on some aspects of cell metabolism and function in detriment of others.

The Framework stipulates that any isolated efforts on one ATM aspect would not result in adequate and lasting improvement in the ATM situation.

Previous efforts have focused on aspects of trial design, such as patient population, variations in existing response and progression criteria, and challenges when incorporating neurological, neuro-cognitive, and quality-of-life endpoints into trials of patients with brain metastases.

The dearth of studies that build on the previous ones or parallel their efforts on exploring particular aspects of the effect of gamification on engagement and learning suggests a piecemeal approach.

Further work suggested that fixed pay might also be better when a job has many kinds of output, some of which can be more quantified than others; an incentive structure would lead employees to put more effort on those aspects which can be easily measured, such as teachers improving student test scores rather than critical thinking.