Sentence examples for fairness and efficacy from inspiring English sources
Deflation, by contrast, makes this problem worse.To avoid the trap, central banks can resort to unconventional policies such as quantitative easing, although there is debate over their fairness and efficacy.
Murray et al. ([2012], p. 4) pointed out that 'positive attitudes towards the fairness and efficacy of a test can promote a sense of empowerment rather than helplessness, and create conditions for learning opportunities to become more effective.' Taking into account that the VET is currently not widely known to Chinese university students, these findings should be encouraging to the VET provider.
When these are in doubt, public confidence in the fairness and efficacy of regulations may be unwarranted.
Both demonstrate the superiority of curvature variation as a fairness metric and efficacy of optimization as a tool in shape design, albeit at significant computational cost.
The topics involving educational opportunity include the efficacy, fairness, and accuracy of student academic streaming or tracking,the provision of education in a minority student's native tongue, affirmative action to compensate certain disadvantaged students, and the disparity between rural and urban educational needs.
Of the ten most frequently cited criteria, eight were normative (equity and fairness, efficacy, cost-effectiveness, strength of evidence, safety, mission and mandate of healthcare system, need, patient-reported outcomes) and two were feasibility criteria (stakeholder pressures and interests, organizational requirements and capacity).
And safety and efficacy are both doubtful.
According to these authors, Six Areas: workload, control, reward, community, fairness and values, are predictive of opposite burnout dimension values: Energy, Efficacy, and Implication.
To ensure fairness and competition.
On Fairness and Calibration.
