Sentence examples for short-term effective from inspiring English sources

In the short-term, effective planning and targeted outreach can mitigate the effects of future disasters.

It indicated that ITNs installation was short-term effective in the studied population.

(1) ε t = σ 0 1 E 2 + 1 E 1 + E 2 - 1 E 2 e - E 1 E 2 μ E 1 + μ E 2 t The short-term effective modulus (that is, as t → 0), E1 + E2; the long-term effective modulus (that is, as t →∞), E2; the viscous parameter, μ; and the stress at collagen-gel rupture were used for comparison among experimental groups.

After Kristallnacht in 1938, when the shops, synagogues and homes of German Jews were looted, NGOs of the time were eloquent and, in the short term, effective in arranging a boycott.

If the same site is sampled at two or more time points, a short term effective population size (Ne) can be calculated using temporal methods.

Our study identified no simple short-term cost-effective interventions likely to improve treatment for mental disorders within primary health care.

"Aversive disciplinary strategies, including all forms of corporal punishment and yelling at or shaming children, are minimally effective in the short-term and not effective in the long-term," the AAP said.

In the short-term, the most effective solution is partnering with cloud providers that can keep information in-country.

"But this is, at best, a short-term solution, mildly effective for existing pimples and time consuming because you would have to zap each pimple one at a time for at least two and a half minutes twice a day".

It is logical that responding more times in a hot spot, whether long-term or short-term is more effective in reducing crime, but as the Koper (1995) study showed, there is a point of diminishing returns.

And the administration is working on a separate initiative that would permit insurers to sell short-term insurance policies effective for up to a year, which would exclude those with preexisting conditions.