The phrase "are effectively processed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe how something is handled or managed efficiently.
Example: "The data are effectively processed to ensure accurate results in the analysis."
Alternatives: "are efficiently handled" or "are successfully managed."
Thus, the subband index k is in the range k=0,1,…,K - 1. Due to the symmetry properties, only the first K/2 + 1 subbands are effectively processed.
Although these reagents are effectively processed by multiple cathepsins, recent data suggest that they can also be processed by other classes of proteases (VisEn Medical website).
Of note, the fact that 100 Hz buzzes induce aversive memory for concomitantly presented odours means that these odours are effectively processed towards the larvae's 'memory centre' during training.
Analysis of culture supernatants from methanol-induced yeast transformants showed that the protein fusion was effectively processed.
Sensory representations are repeatedly transformed by neural computations that determine which of their attributes can be effectively processed at each stage.
The synthetic peptide sequences containing known CD8+ CTL-epitopes with the flanking regions that promote epitope generation were effectively processed and presented to epitope specific CD8+ T-cells resulting in the production of IFN-γ.
Thus, the results shown in Fig. 19, when considering the filtering mechanism, are in fact valid for scenarios up to 2,500 concurrent location events (i.e., from these 2,500, only 60%% do correspond to active policies and have to be effectively processed).
Hardwoods can be effectively processed with Green Liquor or Autohydrolysis, without significant removal of lignin, but softwoods appear very recalcitrant until lignin content has been reduced below 10%.
In order to elucidate how many LPRTG molecules were effectively processed by sortase, 4% of the LPRTG peptides incorporated into the hydrogels were labeled with fluorescein (LPRTG-fam).
Improvements in hardware (especially sensors) and software (operator feedback and detection algorithms) are expected to increase the proportion of captured signals that can be effectively processed.
