It's just a matter of working effective habits into one's lifestyle.
As a matter of morale or effective defense, the move appeared to have all the cogency of the paper tigers that Chinese generals used to hang on city walls to frighten attacking forces.
It is a matter of urgency that effective strategies, especially from existing controlled trials (CTs), are identified for crash prevention programs.
What becomes clearer and clearer is that, when it comes to adaptation, there is no "one-size-fit-all" approach and that adaptation is, above all, a matter of governance and effective decision making at the local level.
The technology developed in this paper combines greedy search with enumeration of time-feasible driver duties, and is capable of generating in a matter of minutes cost-effective driver schedules covering 15,000 20,000 loads and satisfying a variety of real-life driver constraints.
Adding Deputy Principal Investigators and Participating Scientist Programs to missions as a matter of course would reinforce effective management practices, open the field of proposers, and provide concrete ways to mentor the next generation of Principal Investigators.
Such norms must, once again, satisfy two naturalistic constraints: first, they must, as a matter of empirical fact, be effective means to goals ("the Instrumental Constraint"); second, they must be constrained by relevant empirical facts about the nature and limitations of judges ("the Ought-Implies-Can Constraint") (Leiter 1998).
After that, it is all a matter of operating in the effective and vicious use of fear.
Not all of them, to be sure: though hideous as a matter of symbolism, the fence is effective as a matter of safety.
As a matter of fact, if placebo is effective in 60percentt of patients, it could be difficult for other treatments to surpass this mark.
