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It appears also crucial to implement a more effective policy guided by the objective of improving the Moroccan population's access to financial services and enhancing the regulatory environment that is aimed at promoting secure and low cost remittances services.

ANNE McKEITHEN Charlottesville, Va., Nov. 27, 2012 To the Editor: I certainly agree that using a carrot, not a stick, is a more effective method to guide one's adult children.

"If you look carefully at leaves, the surfaces are not flat — there is a lot of structure," said Loo. Scientists believe that the structure of leaves creates a more effective way to guide light to cells where photosynthesis takes place.

If we could determine whether the latter was a more effective way to guide surgeons, it might be possible to increase the amount of support gained from manufacturers for funding in the area of evidence-based orthopaedics.

Although the nerve autograft still remains the clinical gold standard in bridging nerve injury gaps, many advances on several fronts have been made in developing a more effective nerve tubular construct to guide regenerating axons across the lesion.

This can guide GAs to perform a more effective global search.

It is designed to aid meditation, detecting electrical activity in the brain, which can then guide a user to a more effective practice.

For instance, the dieter who is constantly frustrated by her sugar cravings might desire a more effective desire for health, one that would be more effective in guiding her eating habits than it often is.

It makes you a more effective businessperson.

A more effective job hunt?

More effective leadership means a more effective team.