But they acknowledge that the N.R.A. was effective in defining Mr. Gore as a threat to gun owners' rights in 2000, and vowed that Mr. Kerry will be quicker to counter such assertions.
This paper proposes a methodology, the SpeleoDisc method, which is effective in defining the structural control of the endokarst.
Investigation of the synthesized multifunctional nanoparticles was effective in defining the maximum particle spacing or free space length (Lf) that still leads to property enhancement, as well as giving insight into the effects of varying the electronic nature of the molecules at the interface on breakdown strength.
He said: "The UK has strong alignment among franchisees, an emphasis on food quality and progressive employment practices, insightful market analysis and is effective in defining and quantifying attractive segments for growth".
Compared to placebo, the effect of the TNF-α blocker was impressive and authors concluded that such "results provide the first good evidence that specific cytokine blockade can be effective in human inflammatory disease and define a new direction for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis".
Improved outcome in CLL derived in part by the introduction of novel regimens which proved to be effective in all risk categories, including genetically defined "high-risk" disease (i.e., 17p−, 11q−, TP53, NOTCH1, SF3B1 mutations).
Although medications that are effective in treating mixed episodes as defined by DSM-IV-TR criteria may also be effective in treating mixed features according to criteria for the DSM-5 specifier, this needs to be confirmed in further studies (Vieta and Valentí 2013).
An adhesion strength indicator (AS) was defined based on peeling rate and found to be effective in sensing adhesion strength.
"He'll be effective in fighting back".
Health information is essential in determining whether a health system is effective in detecting health problems, defining priorities, identifying solutions, and allocating resources to improve health outcomes [ 4, 5].
