A higher effective population size would imply a higher effectiveness of natural selection for phage compared to prokaryotes.
This analysis suggested that subjects with lower body weight, who thus received a higher effective dose, showed stronger drug effects on moral decision making.
It has the important effect of enforcing greater polymorphism (strictly, a higher effective allele number) on the clonal population than the sexual population, thereby creating a more substantial opportunity for negative interactions between co-alleles at single loci.
We expect earnings growth to be around 7% despite lower finance costs due to a higher effective tax rate.
LeBron has a higher effective field goal percentage, at 56.3, but he has a lower PER (26.3).
That's why Buffett's secretary, who famously pays a higher effective tax rate than her boss, was sitting in the balcony, near the First Lady.
"Every year, I've paid at least 13 percent," he said, referring to his effective federal income tax rate, which is a higher effective rate than most people pay.
The Romneys paid a higher effective tax rate than the average middle-income American, though a significantly lower rate than the average rich, or very rich, American.
The research shows that it would be in Australia's best interests to push for much tougher global climate action and to build a higher effective carbon price into its domestic calculations than is currently the case.
Unlike competitors who operate domestically but have moved their domiciles to tax-haven countries, Halliburton proudly remains an American company and has a higher effective tax rate as a result.
Moreover, without addressing larger tax preferences, like a lower rate on capital gains, it does almost nothing to cure the so-called Buffett problem, in which Warren Buffett's secretary pays a higher effective rate than her billionaire boss.
