Leadership, communication, participation, adaptability, school climate, teaching methods, and class-room management were important indicators of effectiveness (Cheng, 1996).
The method was first proposed by Syroezhin (1980) to improve system of indicators of effectiveness and quality.
The indicators of effectiveness and efficiency that were adopted, this is often used in studies investigating inspection techniques, such as inspection techniques for models (Fernandez et al. 2012).
Finally, we note that all the Regions introduced monitoring of the application of their own laws, although specific indicators of effectiveness are almost never mentioned.
Further, other meaningful indicators of effectiveness, such as pain intensity, headache duration, disability, quality of life and some mental health-related variables, such as stress, anxiety, pain acceptance or self-efficacy, have yet to be fully explored.
The number of defects, the inspection time and the indicators of effectiveness and efficiency of each subject (software engineer responsible for the verification of the interaction model used the IMID technique) are described in Table 4 (for Sprint 4 and 5).
We identified treatment plan implementation (as documented in patient notes), as an appropriate process indicator of effectiveness, because it lies on the pathway to health improvement and reflects effective team decision making which has taken account of relevant clinical and non-clinical information, including patient preferences.
One important indicator of effectiveness: We and our partners have captured or killed a majority of the al-Qaeda leadership involved in planning and directing the Sept. 11 attacks.
Women with breast cancer are more likely and lung cancer patients less likely to experience altered time perception during VR (a possible indicator of effectiveness for this distraction intervention).
