Sentence examples for the effectiveness of which from inspiring English sources

And the true objectives of the police action rose to the surface: that is, the removal of protesters and the suppression of their "conduct," i.e. the suppression of their effective political speech -- the effectiveness of which resulted directly from the fact that the speech was happening in a time, place and manner not authorized by University administrators.

Mr Yoder tried to limit the damage with a statement issued to Politico, the effectiveness of which was hard to assess.

The rescue industry, as anthropologist Laura Agustín terms such efforts, derives value from the production of awareness: It gives the producers jobs, the effectiveness of which is measured by a subjective accounting of how much they are being talked about.

He described it as such on the grounds that Britain "cannot afford to take risk against a deterrent the effectiveness of which fundamentally relies on its invulnerability and continuous availability".

We describe here the concept and design of this new horsefly trap, the effectiveness of which was demonstrated in field experiments.

In previous games, when you had a close encounter with an enemy, it would usually be decided by an immediate shot, the effectiveness of which would be dependent on your reactions and the TTK (time to kill) stats of your weapon.

We explore how experience effect and externality effect influence the effectiveness of diffusion, which is measured by the reach of the diffusion and its speed.

The company, which is based in Switzerland, also defended the effectiveness of Tamiflu, which is known generically as oseltamivir and which it licensed from Gilead Sciences.

Midwifery units also provide important aspects of antenatal care and postnatal care in the community, the cost effectiveness of which was not examined in our study.

The officer, however, remained last month in a minority in doubting the effectiveness of devices which some had nicknamed the Magic Wand.

But the effectiveness of "clicktivism", which also includes people supporting charities by liking them on Facebook, has been criticised by politicians and charity ambassadors.