Sentence examples for back to the effective from inspiring English sources

Going back to the effective metric Eq. (7) and restricting ourselves to 1D we perform the following coordinate transformation [13]: (12).

□ Back to the effective gene network, we have that A ˜ ij = A ij - ∑ k, l B ik (D -1) kl C lj. Suppose there is no path from j → i passing through ≥ 0 proteins only in the full network.

If you think back to the most effective lessons you've learned, whether in a classroom or the workplace or in a bar or on the playground, they are memorable because you were forced out of your comfort zone and into a new way of looking at the world.

When a confirmed flare occurs, the interval is decreased back to the last effective interval.

Stepping back to the less-effective UK strategy would save relatively little in costs and results in life-years lost.

But for progressive strategists and funders who don't recall the days when ordinary people, not paid canvassers, engaged their neighbors about politics and voting, there are important lessons in Columbus, Lorain and Dayton for a more democratic, effective back-to-the-future model in 2012.

His own role, he said, was mainly to insure that the "flow of intelligence back to the commands" was "efficient and effective".

The report received 413 submissions from feminist groups, charities working with sex workers and sex workers themselves, but only 7% of those believed current laws – some dating back to the 1950s – to be effective and consistent in keeping sex workers safe.

The group received 413 submissions from feminist groups, charities working with sex workers and sex workers themselves, but only 7% of those believed current laws – some of which date back to the 1950s – to be effective and consistent in keeping sex workers safe.

Nato's intervention in 1999 saw Belgrade bombed back to the negotiating table, ending its effective control over all but a fraction of Kosovo.

This metric is closely tied back to the well-developed theory of effective capacity [19].