Sentence examples for examination of the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

His most recent research is on an examination of the effectiveness of health warning labels on cigarette packages.

The follow-up committee also developed a strategic plan with several goals to tackle, including ensuring a safe and secure facility and a frequent examination of the effectiveness of the curriculum.

Examination of the effectiveness of paint removal was facilitated by the use of optical microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDX).

Overall, findings pointed to emerging positive findings but underscored the need for continued controlled examination of the effectiveness of Circle of Parents implemented in shelters and transitional housing.

How best to achieve rigorous and efficient knowledge accumulation is a scientific question; the most effective solutions will be identified by a combination of brilliant hypothesizing and blind luck, by iterative examination of the effectiveness of each change, and by a winnowing of many possibilities to the broadly enacted few.

Investigating the problematic social skills and developing a social story intervention for the preschool autistic children was completed, followed by an examination of the effectiveness of the social story intervention.

To date most examinations of the effectiveness of blended learning have examined the course as a whole.

This linear application of EPIS enables examination of (a) the effectiveness of strategies delivered during specific stages, (b) primary hypotheses indicating that the strategy bundle would result in differential outcomes after the experiment and post-experiment periods, and (c) potential effects of outer and inner context factors on implementation, process, and service outcomes.

What might we learn about a deeper health reform from hard examinations of the effectiveness and cost outcomes of the health-focused, whole person approaches of integrative practitioners on a series of populations with expensive chronic conditions?

The study will also explore the use of nurse practitioners as the primary clinicians delivering rTMS and a full examination of the cost effectiveness of treatment will be conducted.

The study "A Meta-Analytic Examination of the Instructional Effectiveness of Computer-Based Simulation Games" found that simulation game-based training results in 20% higher self-efficiency, 9% greater retention, 11% greater declarative knowledge and 14% greater procedural knowledge than instructional training methods.