Sentence examples for judging the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Such observations also provide a baseline for judging the effectiveness of behaviour modification techniques.

There are necessarily problems in turning attention toward the work of students in judging the effectiveness of schools.

The design of each of these new segmentation algorithms requires spending careful attention judging the effectiveness of the technique.

(Because the established criteria for judging the effectiveness of chemotherapy drugs are based on the first months of treatment, the trial had been considered a failure).

But we're nowhere near ready — and perhaps never will be — to use feedback on character as a metric for judging the effectiveness of teachers and schools.

Now that the symptoms and typical age of onset of HD are clearly defined, clinical studies today are more geared toward judging the effectiveness of particular drug treatments.

Clinical trial findings are the cornerstone of medical evidence to judge the effectiveness of interventions, but not all recommendations effectively translate into clinical practice.

It also makes it impossible to gauge an effect size, let alone to decisively judge the effectiveness of tight glycaemic control.

Finally, to judge the effectiveness of tying pay to performance requires that we distinguish between the motivational effects of higher pay per se, versus higher pay which is conditional on performance.

In December, the Obama administration put into effect a sensible evaluation system that will allow federal officials to judge the effectiveness of individual Head Start centers and to shut down chronic low performers.

Unable to accompany ground troops, they cannot independently judge the effectiveness of the actions.