This is a useful effect, as a stretched illumination beam laterally enlarges the area of a sharp focused beam, making it more useful for illumination.
Such bluntness could have a useful effect.
This make concerns about potential harmful as well as useful effects of this herbal medicine to justify the acute high-dose effects, chronic low-dose toxicity and specific cellular, organ and system-based toxicity assays.
Legislation and bilateral agreements can bring order to migration flows: Seasonal employer programmes in New Zealand and Australia - which offer short term employment to unskilled workers from the Pacific - are small, limited initiatives, but they serve as a useful demonstration effect and provide a base from which to build more ambitious agreements.
As a useful side effect, if the plan worked the banks' investment divisions could no longer benefit from the expectation of state support, which allows them to borrow cheaply.The commission's second big suggestion is that banks should carry more capital than the new international rules require.
Various energy, environmental and economical goals imply various criteria to minimize energy consumption, rejected nonrecoverable heat or entropy production as well as a maximization of the useful effect (even the efficiency).
The standardized mean difference (SMD) is a clinically useful effect size defined as the difference in means between two groups standardized by dividing by the with-in groups' pooled standard deviation.
This finding improves with even single doses of antidepressants and could serve as a useful biomarker for mood effects [57,58].
Thus, treatment of animals with D-galactose may serve as a useful model for studying the effect of neuroprotective agents.
Bouchenaki and Herbort described ICGA findings suggestive of choroidal involvement in acute VKH disease, which were less evident in the chronically evolving disease, and proposed ICGA as a useful tool to monitor the effect of steroid therapy [ 7].
