By coaching and training these safety elements while fatigued, players will be more likely to execute a safer and more effective tackle under highly pressurised situations in dynamic environments.
Older, more experienced players have been found to execute a greater proportion of effective tackles, and also miss fewer tackles and incur fewer tackle breaks.
Additionally, FOP seems to be more effective tackling modularity degeneration, by avoiding feature tangling and scattering in source code, than conditional compilation and design patterns.
Search result diversification is an effective way to tackle query ambiguity and enhance result novelty.
Lawmakers are thus a fundamental part of an effective strategy to tackle the world's environmental challenges.
Alice Ansell London John Prescott and Andrew Hammond's article (theguardian.com, 30 November) says "Lawmakers are … a fundamental part of an effective strategy to tackle the world's environmental challenges.
The guys, he said, were "launching themselves at the robots as if they were about to jump on a Slip 'N Slide, which is not an effective way to tackle".
The government is being forced to deliver an effective plan to tackle the UK's air pollution crisis within eight months, after a high court judge rejected a longer timetable as "far too leisurely".
While proponents of this move argue prosecuting dealers is an effective way to tackle an out-of-control epidemic, critics say the tactic contradicts efforts to reduce prison populations and treat addiction.
Cameron is taken to task for failing to develop an effective plan to tackle the spread of violent Islamist extremism from Iraq to Nigeria, where the militant group Boko Haram has terrorised the north of the country.
Walther said that exploring ways to prevent failure of cells' ability to accommodate excess energy may be a more an effective way to tackle the health problems associated with obesity than simply trying to get rid of fat itself.
