Sentence examples for mixed effectiveness from inspiring English sources

The other 15 reviews either conclude that there is: no evidence [ 22, 29, 32, 35, 39, 40]; no clear evidence of effectiveness [ 23, 26, 27]; weak evidence of effectiveness [ 37, 41]; evidence of mixed effectiveness (i.e. the intervention was found to be effective in some groups but not necessarily in others) [ 31, 33, 34]; or some evidence of ineffectiveness [ 36].

Plumtree: Formal team-building activities can have mixed effectiveness in my experience.

Five years after it was founded, the organization has had only mixed effectiveness at the polls.

Here he relies much on Ammann, a controversial Swiss-born photographer who for some years has crusaded admirably, stridently, with mixed effectiveness, against killing and eating apes.

The picture that emerges from these surveys is one of mixed effectiveness of ALMPs.

This paper adopts a system dynamics view to explain the mixed effectiveness.

We will employ linear mixed-effect models and cost-effectiveness analyses to evaluate the outcomes.

We review seven key efficacy/effectiveness design decisions in this mixed "efficacy-effectiveness" trial.

The evaluations reported mixed cost-effectiveness results.

The show, curated by Judy Abbott, is somewhat mixed in its effectiveness, though there are many excellent works to be viewed here.

In an article last weekend, we explored how the push to digitize America's classrooms was happening even as research remained mixed about the effectiveness of computers as learning tools.