Nitrogen enrichment is reported to be effective in introducing basic functionalties that enhances the specific adsorbent adsorbate interaction for CO2.
Some NGO informants noted that cash-for-work programs are most likely to be effective in addressing basic needs in relatively stable communities whereas unconditional cash transfers (if markets are functioning) or in-kind assistance is more suitable for addressing the immediate needs of displaced households.
Booth et al. also conducted a review of nurses using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) based on the D&M model and found the model to be effective in synthesizing basic elements of health ICT use [ 16].
7 17 25 Using a community-engagement policy can be effective in improving access and coverage to basic health services, especially when taking into account organisational (training and supervision), economic and sociocultural factors.
The basic assumption is that enhanced use of knowledge, proven to be effective in rigorous research, will improve processes and outcomes in health care.
"He'll be effective in fighting back".
The results indicate that CATO's example-based instructional approach is effective in teaching basic argumentation skills.
If so, it will be of special interest to investigate the potential of components like CSA, a cyclic peptide approved for human therapy in transplantation medicine or for treatment of Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy, in being effective in postponing basic aging processes and using this knowledge to develop efficient strategies to intervene into biological aging.
Moreover, an evaluation study suggested that the Dance-the-Music is effective in learning the basics of dance figures to dance novices.
Minor changes in basic training programs, however, have been effective in reducing the number of deaths from SCT in basic training (Gary Crouch, personal communication).
