Sentence examples for knowledge on the effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Despite the evidence demonstrating maternal obesity and effects of inflammation in offspring, knowledge on the effectiveness of anti-inflammatory agents during pregnancy is minimal.

The calendering approach has proved to be an effective alternative to chemical dispersion routes, but knowledge on the effectiveness of the different calendering parameters and methods used is still lacking.

However, the RESTRAIL field tests provided considerable added value to the overall knowledge on the effectiveness of measures against railway suicide and trespass.

This review examines the current state of knowledge on the effectiveness of HIV prevention interventions with respect to sexual behavior among the population of drug users.

This shall provide decision-makers with "timely, accurate information to consolidate the scientific knowledge on the effectiveness of policy interventions".6 The project will also form an active network for effective policy dialogue with major stakeholders of public health policies in Europe and give recommendations on research priorities to reduce the impact of NCDs in Europe.

Current knowledge on the effectiveness of radiation to cause DSBs establishes a linear dependency with the radiation dose in which typical yields are between 5 6 DSBs/Gbp/Gy for photon irradiation or what is equivalent to 30 36 DSBs/Gy for a diploid human cell in G1 phase [44].

Similarly, fever can be managed with antipyretics, though the primary purpose for intervening when a child has a fever is to increase the child's comfort and therefore care needs to be individualised, based on current knowledge of the effectiveness and risks of interventions [ 47].

It was also apparent from this study and our background work that there is relatively little current knowledge of the effectiveness of research commissioning on which to base any judgement.

The study that we plan to perform is not only innovative, for the first time individual tailoring of duration of ECS therapy will be investigated, but it will provide unique additional knowledge on the safety, effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of this approach as well.

Outcomes from this study will further the empirical knowledge base on the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of computer-assisted treatment in clinical treatment settings.

While resource efficiency is already on the political agenda (EU and national resource strategies), there are still substantial knowledge gaps on the effectiveness of resource efficiency improvement strategies in different fields.