I can, however, vouch for its effectiveness.
The performance of cross-sectional area parameter A1 shows its effectiveness for stress classification.
From the present work, a generalized heat transfer correlations is proposed based on geometrical parameters for the effectiveness of the heat exchanger.
The studies highlighted the necessity of including multiple parameters for assessing effectiveness of medicinal plants against infectious forms of diarrhoea, especially in the absence of antimicrobial activity.
Note that both conducting sufficient exact and conceptual replications and Fully Disclosing the relevant resources are essential to enable high-quality meta-analysis of behaviour change method effectiveness and parameters for this effectiveness.
Similarly, Beutels et al. published a review of 15 economic analyses of heptavalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine [ 70] and found that the cost of the vaccination program and the impact of herd immunity were highly influential parameters for cost effectiveness.
Although the taxonomy of methods included in the IM protocol (see chapter 6 of Bartholomew et al., 2011) does acknowledge and describe these parameters for the effectiveness of methods of behaviour change, the evidence base for these conditions is suboptimal: no systematic synthesis of the evidence for the parameters for each method is available.
Meta-analyses of evaluations of these interventions can then test whether being compliant with the updated parameters for effectiveness does indeed lead to improved intervention effectiveness in real life.
First, the effectiveness of a practical application can depend on whether the parameters for effectiveness of the behaviour change method that it embodies are satisfied (e.g., although modelling is an effective method, an application where a celebrity quits smoking instantly and effortlessly is unlikely to contribute to behaviour change).
Third, contextual factors such as behavioural domain and target population can contribute to behaviour change method effectiveness because they can determine whether parameters for effectiveness are satisfied (e.g., some behaviours are easy to perform, but others hard; and some populations are high in self-efficacy, and others low).
