Our results show that public health officials should expect campaigns that use postexposure vaccines to first appear highly effective, but that effectiveness will decrease with time.
But much of that effectiveness can be attributed to the artist they're dealing with.
It is easy to equate that effectiveness of execution with good government.
But that effectiveness depends on expectations, on credibly promising higher inflation over the medium term, so that sitting on cash becomes less attractive.
The only discouraging note was that effectiveness seemed to wane over time, possibly because women became less diligent in their use.
Looking ahead, given how well the Food app has done, Libin wants to take some of that effectiveness and move it into new apps, specifically around photos.
The amendments also, for the first time, recognized that "effectiveness [should be] required to be established prior to marketing".
If waterboarding works, and if that effectiveness is sufficient justification for its use, then surely the threat of permanent physical harm or death would be even more effective, and even more justified.
The results on patient characteristics show that effectiveness of malaria treatment improved with age and that effectiveness was not affected by the gender of the patient.
However, the evidence for that effectiveness is inconsistent, and more related to the process of care than outcomes.
Our interpretation of the sense of the literature (e.g. Gaston et al., 2006; Ferrier & Wintle, 2009) is that effectiveness is a more holistic and inclusive concept than efficiency.
