Sentence examples for participate effectiveness from inspiring English sources

9 11 The components of the framework include reach ('How many participate?'), effectiveness ('Does it work in usual settings?'), adoption ('How many use it?'), implementation ('Is it used as intended?') and maintenance ('Is it sustained over time?') (RE-AIM).

Four schools will participate in the effectiveness trial.

The model assumes participants only participate in the intervention for five years and the effectiveness of the intervention lasts for six years, with a linear decrease in effectiveness during the six years with no effectiveness difference in the seventh year.

Pollination and seed dispersal are generalized mutualistic interactions, in which species with different effectiveness levels participate.

Eighteen orthodontists were invited to participate in a cost-effectiveness study.

Sixty-six consecutively admitted children aged 3 10 years participated in the effectiveness study.

Key concepts included financial and personal strain on families, lack of physician agreement to participate, the need for demonstrated effectiveness, and the possibility that regionalization would overwhelm the resources at destination hospitals.

To enhance their mentoring effectiveness, research advisors participate in a 2-h mentor training workshop facilitated by a nationally renowned leader in research mentor training (Pfund et al., 2006).

We will draw two independent, random samples of 40 participants from each participating village for the effectiveness evaluation, one sample for pre- and the other for post-intervention surveys, to collect data for the outcomes measurement.

Anonymous computerised clinical data from the 310 of 1031 Scottish practices that participate in Scottish Programme for Improving Clinical Effectiveness (SPICE), part of a Clinical Effectiveness Programme developed by the Royal College of General Practitioners (Scotland) [ 9].

Graduate students, on the other hand, are studying changes in moral development in young people who participate in outdoor programs or the effectiveness of "adventure therapy" for people with eating disorders.