Sentence examples for more effective programs from inspiring English sources

Fernández et al. (2002) identified, in a review of five meta-analyses published between 1990 and 1999, that even programs with potential produce mild effects and that the more effective programs were those (a) that adopted a social influence model; (b) with interactive methodology; (c) that were applied by professors and students; and (d) that were thoroughly implemented and evaluated.

But city officials have not been given the funds for more effective programs.

But until more effective programs are put in place, affirmative action is the best -- and most ethical -- game in town.

"But DARE is a complete fraud on the American people, and has actually done a lot of harm by preventing the implementation of more effective programs".

But tens of billions of dollars of the savings will be diverted to deficit reduction instead of increasing funding for the more effective programs.

Congress's appropriation for the president's AIDS initiative stipulates that a third of the money for AIDS prevention go to promote abstinence until marriage, a requirement that will strip needed funds from more effective programs.

Strategy A is dominated if there is another strategy, B, that is more effective and less costly than strategy A. A strategy is weakly dominated if there is another more effective program that has a incremental cost-effectiveness ratio.

A strategy is weakly dominated if there is another more effective program that has a lower incremental cost-effectiveness ratio.

With so much choice in entertainment, what might be needed most are more effective program guides, said Stuart Gross, chief executive of Random Order, an advertising agency.

Toward this end, Mr. Edwards called at the time for establishing a more effective program to train Iraqi troops and channeling reconstruction work to Iraqis instead of American contractors.

Engaging the community via participatory approaches can lead to more effective program implementation and design as well as inform relevant policy decisions that may minimize the impact of incarceration on health (Choudhry et al. 2002; Ganann 2013).