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The composite powders in the bath could be effectively prevented from agglomeration by controlling proper stirring frequency and current density.

Public goods sequences are defined by having the properties of being largely non-excludable (no organism can be effectively prevented from accessing these sequences) and non-rival (while such a sequence is being used by one organism it is also available for use by another organism).

"[M]y family was effectively prevented from having meaningful access to my father".

School, medical and social workers were "effectively prevented" from having a role in Ellie's welfare.

flamesnm says that as a result of some roadworks he was effectively prevented from leaving his village.

"We are effectively prevented from going to areas and health facilities where severely malnourished kids are, or are being treated".

Under Bahraini law anyone with a travel ban may not have their residence or work permits renewed – meaning they are effectively prevented from repaying their debts.

"However, qisas regulations in Iran mean that people who are sentenced to death under this system of punishment are effectively prevented from seeking a pardon or commutation of their sentences from the authorities – contrary to Iran's international obligations".

C5 AT&T May Be in Play The AT&T Corporation, which was effectively prevented from holding merger negotiations for the last six months because of a potential multibillion-dollar tax penalty, may have become a company in play as the moratorium expired.

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This result suggests that the restacking of the graphene sheets is effectively prevented from a complete exfoliation state of graphene in the RGO/LDH nanohybrids, which is in well agreement with the morphological findings observed by TEM (Fig. 3).