Sentence examples for to perform effectively from inspiring English sources

Further studies are needed to clarify the potential of this protocol for the sedation of children in general pediatric departments and emergency rooms, in both high and low-income countries, mainly to better understand the ideal dose of intranasal Ketamine needed to perform effectively different pediatric procedures without serious side effects for the children.

In addition, by using three-dimensional simulations, Smith et al. [8] demonstrated that an equilibrium is required between the screening effect and the number of emission sites for an emitter to perform effectively.

Inadvertently, the Knicks supplied Toronto with the safety net Carter needed to perform effectively against them.

But they do not come away with the ability to perform effectively in foreign cultures.

Theoretically, therefore, Oxfam, Christian Aid or anyone else could be declined or thrown out if they fail to perform effectively.

The people who design conference facilities all seem to have read the same textbook that says: "To perform effectively, business people need to be denied natural light.

EI constitutes a key asset to performing effectively a job requiring high levels of discrepancy between expressed and experienced emotions (e.g. social worker, nurse, physician); yet its significance may be less important for jobs involving little EL.

He was less certain about team owner Jerry Richardson's and Coach Ron Rivera's confidence in his ability to come back and perform effectively.

Restorative justice is wonderful and should be more widely applied but it is a high-risk approach and victims may feel even more aggrieved if the system does not invest enough resources for the process to be performed effectively.

Services may be defined as activities designed to enable personnel or material to perform more effectively.

It makes for good governance (because knowing that they will be held to account encourages politicians to perform more effectively).