Sentence examples for individual efficacy from inspiring English sources

These authorities are jumbled together in a way that makes it difficult to separate their individual efficacy.

Sabermetrics aims to quantify baseball players' performances based on objective statistical measurements, especially in opposition to many of the established statistics (such as, for example, runs batted in and pitching wins) that give less accurate approximations of individual efficacy.

Although there was a wide range of emphasis placed by team managements on the work of those employees, sabermetrics was rapidly gaining in importance over the study of more-established statistics, such as runs batted in and pitching wins, which were believed to give less-accurate approximations of individual efficacy.

Compassion, a core element of altruism can have both positive and negative impacts upon individual efficacy and longevity within such professions.

Current approaches for identifying synergistic targets use cell culture models to see if the combined effect of clinically available drugs is better than predicted by their individual efficacy.

Developed by Edward L. Deci and Richard M. Ryan at the University of Rochester, SDT is a theory of motivation that emphasizes social connectedness with peers, a confidence in one's own autonomous capability and a system of self-advocacy based on reinforcing a sense of individual efficacy.

The individual suffering of Harambe at a United States zoo is, in the eyes of many, a tragedy that could have been prevented, whereas the general decline of our planet's gorilla population surpasses our individual efficacies.

Although TKIs against c-Met are on the cutting-edge of cancer therapy, their individual efficacies are limited due to the development of resistance and subsequent potential for tumor recurrence.

For relatively rare diseases such as IMD, with annual disease rates ranging from 0.5 to 5 per 100,000 individuals, efficacy studies are impractical because of the large sample sizes required.

Given the variability of treatment response, a diagnostic technique to assess individual treatment efficacy could improve the efficacy of prescribed treatments and patient compliance, resulting in better management of the disease.

The AASES developed by DiClemente et al. [ 9] assesses the development of self-efficacy and evaluates an individual's efficacy (e.g. confidence) to abstain from drinking in 20 situations that represent typical drinking situations.