The degree of effectiveness is very high.
They evaluated that the degree of effectiveness of E-science and Informatics efforts varied widely across the CAWSES-II activities, but generally was limited.
Power consumption versus the degree of effectiveness of the calculation inside the FPGA is a figure of merit to be minimized.
Comparative analysis employs different parameters such as such as system performance, network performance, overhead of deployment and system migration overhead to measure the degree of effectiveness of different approaches.
To say, therefore, that security pertains to the degree of effectiveness of the rule of law means to observe only one of the vehicles by which it is pursued.
In the report, the scrutiny panel questions whether the planned changes can be delivered at a "cost that is affordable and with the degree of effectiveness islanders are right to expect".
The degree of effectiveness of eScience and Informatics efforts varied widely across the CAWSES II activities, covering mostly conventional means of collaboration, and certainly utilized the 'predictable' modes previously discussed (email, in person, and some teleconferencing).
Generally, it is necessary to assess the degree of effectiveness of the functioning of the training to carry out a comparison of the rate variables describing the inputs with the same intensity of quantities characterizing the outputs.
In order to allow the bioengineer to estimate the degree of effectiveness of a specific system prototype and to lay the basic principles for design, a conservation-law-based mathematical model is discussed.
The differences observed in the degree of effectiveness across studies have been variously attributed to methodological disparities (Deshauer et al. 2005; Coryell 2009), a broadening of the diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder (Grof et al. 1993; Grof et al. 1995; Grof 1998), or changes in the course of illness over long periods (Goodwin 1999).
