Sentence examples for more effective reached from inspiring English sources

The meeting was the first big follow-up, involving 100-odd countries, international agencies and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), to an accord on making aid more effective, reached in Paris in 2005.The main problem is not the one poor countries and NGOs usually complain about: too little aid.

The treatment in which the two-day postconfluent 3T3-L1 preceivedytes received 1200 µg mL−1 of the mixture containing BWP (1/2) and EWP (1/2) at day zero and every two days afterwards until the end of the experiment at day eight was demonstrated to be more effective, reaching an RLA suppression of 47.9%.

Such machines can be more cost effective, reach greater depths and keep human beings out of harm's way.

This hypothesis is based on the argument that, the local volunteer enumerators of citizen-led surveys are likely to be more sensitive to the specificities of local population distribution and (recent) changes than those centrally trained; and may be more effective at reaching hard-to reach groups such as those nomadic groups and those in urban slums.

"After having tried to reach students for 15 years, I thought I'd be more effective in reaching their teachers," Dr. Espinoza said.

Child Poverty Action Group has long argued that universal benefits are more effective at reaching the poorest families.

The letter said: "Renewable energy solutions such as wind, solar and micro hydropower projects are much more effective at reaching the rural poor.

He says that a more restrained use of air power on more carefully chosen targets would have been more effective in reaching Israel's strategic goals and would have reduced the sympathy for Hezbollah.

But Fox was more effective at reaching the audience most coveted by advertisers, viewers ages 18 to 49, a demographic group in which ABC fell to fourth last season, behind NBC, Fox and CBS.

However, the report argues that a new generation of "super" food banks, which combine food aid with welfare advice and advocacy, must play a key role in any co-ordinated national response to food poverty as charities are more effective at reaching out to poorer citizens than state bureaucracies.

A recent trial concluded that an "individualized" dosage regimen of PCC based on target-INR, initial-INR and patient body weight is significantly more effective in reaching target INR than a fixed dose [23].