Sentence examples for more effective information from inspiring English sources

"Given the magnitude of this problem, the Secretary of Defense and other senior DoD officials need a more effective information pipeline to inform them of high-profile incidents," the report said.

Strong relational links have been associated with a number of group effectiveness factors which include; high task performance [ 8]; enhanced communication and more effective information exchange [ 28]; and enhanced creativity, motivation, increased morale and a more effective decision-making process [ 7].

Since 2000 the OECD has achieved some success in its efforts to promote greater banking transparency and more effective information exchange across 35 jurisdictions mostly small islands and states such as Jersey, the Cayman Islands, San Marino and Bermuda identified as tax havens.

Such a decentralized structure intends to highlight customer service as top priority of the whole organization, as well as to facilitate more effective information sharing and processing.

Understanding the different ways that students approach learning information literacy will assist librarians and faculty to design and provide more effective information literacy education.

Westelius sees great opportunities for a more effective information channel to households through the Internet, which is an interactive channel, capable of being a forum for sharing experiences or professional expertise.

Therefore, they have more capability for obtaining more and effective information from various sources about health determinants and in our study about breast cancer.

We found some evidence that tailored print information was more effective than general information; tailored information increased average cancer knowledge scores by about 11% compared with no information and 4% compared with general information after 3 weeks (de Nooijer et al, 2004).

We expected that for participants with high Negative Urgency, and those primed with impulsivity, information which detailed the immediate health benefits of avoiding snack consumption would be more effective than information which detailed long-term health benefits.

In a paper presented at the Fed's symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyo., last summer, Michael Woodford, a Princeton macroeconomist, argued that "monetary policy can be even more effective" when information is more rapidly disseminated to the private sector.

26 Systematic reviews conclude that rheumatology self-management courses using CBT and/or SCT are more effective than information alone.