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The study highlights the need for a dynamic approach to conservation, where the relevance and efficiency of management actions need to be regularly evaluated.

Several damage tolerance applications are performed to illustrate the relevance and efficiency of the proposed methodology for which the strengths and limitations are finally highlighted.

In yet another component, we performed clinical hematology counts and pre- and post-sorting flow cytometric analysis of the sorted cell populations to measure the clinical relevance and efficiency of the experimental sampling conditions.

To consider the various specific substances-taking activities in sport an examination of three psychological models of doping behaviour utilised by researchers is presented in order to evaluate their real and potential impact, and to improve the relevance and efficiency of anti-doping campaigns.

Other researches in phytopathology highlight the relevance and efficiency of the species C. rosea as entomopathogenic against Cicadellidae hemiptera, causing, respectively, 82.5 and 45% mortality in Oncometopia tucumana and Tapajosa rubromaginata at 14 days after incubation [ 29].

It confirmed the relevance and efficiency of the MBDS network as it has responded to the needs of the countries in the region in terms of disease surveillance, capacity building, and outbreak investigation and containment.

- Relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of EGEI: The EGEI is relevant in the Egyptian context because it contributes to Egypt's efforts to meet the MDGs 2 and 3 and Education for All (EFA) goals of achieving universal access to basic education and reducing gender gaps in education in target governorates.

Purpose/Objective: The evaluation was designed to assess the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of the Sustained Outreach Services (SOS) strategy as it is applied in the current target areas of Indonesia.

The MRE Final evaluation is built on the Rapid Evaluation results conducted in November 2006, but provides further assessment of the relevance and effectiveness and efficiency of the MRE Pilot Project as well as of the role, design and focus of UNICEF support to the realization of Mine Action activities in Tajikistan.

For the present, extensive supervision and training - though representing a much higher percentage of expenses in CS than in MS and OCS - are of questionable relevance and efficiency, given the considerable experience and qualifications of facilitators along with concomitant gaps in skills in dealing with contemporary requirements such as children at risk and information technology.

APPLYING LESSONS LEARNED TO CDPF PHASE II The relevance and general effectiveness and efficiency of present arrangements suggest that the continuation of most aspects of CDPF into Phase II was appropriate.