This understanding is echoed by Lichtenthaler [19] stating that the effectiveness of technology management is fundamentally influenced by the quality of a firm's technology intelligence process, i.e., the acquisition and assessment of information on technological trends.
The results of the tests permitted a penetrating analysis of the available scientific literature allowing us to state that the effectiveness of PCC induction depends not only on the biological material subjected to tests (e.g., cell line), but also on the type of PCC inductor, its concentration and, to a great extent, on the experimental methodology used.
Systematic reviews [72, 73] stated that the potential effectiveness of CBT in headaches is still unknown, even though it may contribute in the long run to avoid side-effects and costs of medications, as well as other associated health service and personal costs [74].
In the 2006 Cochrane Review referred to earlier in this paper, it was stated that " the relative effectiveness of audit and feedback is likely to be greater when baseline adherence to recommended practice is low " [ 3].
Furthermore, the IDF guideline [ 30] stated that when the effectiveness of selective screening is shown, this should be recommended.
Lumbroso et al. (2016) studied the perceptions of stakeholders (practitioners, scientists, and decision makers) with regard to the effectiveness of EWS for weather-related hazards in Africa, the Caribbean, and South Asia and stated that the main barriers to the effectiveness of EWS were the lack of high quality data, the lack of technical and technological capacity to generate forecasts.
Named after Intel cofounder Gordon Moore, Moore's Law states that the cost effectiveness of microchips has doubled every 18 months for nearly 50 years — a phenomenal record of compound growth.
With regard to management and cost-effectiveness, it was stated that the total cost was too low for the amount of work carried out by the Programme.
The ruling in Heller was a departure from the 1939 decision in the Miller case where the court stated that the "obvious purpose" of the Second Amendment was to ensure effectiveness of the stated Militia.
