Sentence examples for mark of effective from inspiring English sources

This will require a re-evaluation of new to follow-up ratios as low ratios, often considered a mark of effective care, may actually indicate poor quality care in RA.

Note how the evaluations also demonstrate that students aware that they are engaging in a process that is incomplete, that they may fail, but that they have confidence to use failure constructively and move on, a hall mark of effective reflection (see Additional File [J&H.Evaluative methodology] Quotes 11 to 12).

When push comes to shove, the mark of emotionally effective pop music is not melisma, or string sections, but finding the universals in specifics, in granular detail.

They felt that way about Reagan because he usually explained where he stood on an issue -- in plain terms over and over again, deliberate repetition being the mark of an effective communicator.

The pathophysiology of type 1 HRS is complex, but pivotal to its onset is the marked reduction of effective arterial blood volume resulting from blood volume redistribution into the splanchnic circulation and relatively insufficient cardiac output [ 3].

These migrations marked the beginning of effective Han occupation and the rapid cultural development of Guangdong.

C. 1040 1089 Gisulph II, Italian Gisulfo (born c. 1040 died after 1089), prince of Salerno, the last important Lombard ruler to oppose the Norman conquest of southern Italy; his defeat marked the end of effective resistance to the Normans.

He accompanied Adm. Léonard Charner to Saigon in 1861 and took part in the Battle of Chi Hoa that marked the end of effective Vietnamese resistance to the French advance into southern Vietnam (Cochinchina).

In brief, the use of anti-VEGF drugs in ophthalmology marked the beginning of effective treatments for age-related eye diseases that can lead to severe visual impairment.

The rabbi's sense of humor was a mark of his very effective capacity to reach out to everyone he dealt with.

"It's a mark of mature and effective leadership for a government to be able to say 'look we made a commitment then.