Sentence examples for projected effectiveness from inspiring English sources
The identity of the small patches predicted to be critical stepping stones and the projected effectiveness of the alternative network configurations was widely disparate.
SEMPRe assigns each candidate policy a numeric value indicating its projected effectiveness in enhancing settlement sustainability as an aid to evidence based decision making.
Assuming a 95% vaccine coverage, the overall projected effectiveness was up to 88% for Rotateq and up to over 90% for Rotarix against RVGE-related hospitalizations.
We projected that smoke-free air laws would be the second best policy, with all other policies simulated leading to more moderate projected effectiveness.
Rather than allocating resources to understand whether less effective methods are marginally more effective than one another (i.e., hydrogun vs bubble curtain), natural resource managers can instead focus efforts on maximizing the projected effectiveness of hydrologic separation or electric barriers.
The World Bank has improved its use of analytical tools, strengthening its overall project effectiveness, the report said.
Other authors have referred to performance as project effectiveness (e.g., Dyba et al. 2007; Jiang & Klein 2000).
Social-relational issues have been seen as a key component of achieving project effectiveness [5] and enhancing online group involvement and collaboration [6].
Key practices that lead to success in this environment are documented and traps that can limit project effectiveness are pointed out in detail.
Research indicates that organizations with higher project management (PM) maturity levels are expected to be successful in terms of project effectiveness and efficiency, and thus have a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Lastly, in addition to aid allocation to water projects by donor organisation, donors need to increase the proper follow-up of the project effectiveness, ensure any complaints from the project are timely and promptly addressed and adequate provision for the project host communities to benefit from such projects.
