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The attacks can be particularly effective because the scammers can easily look up personal details of the people they're contacting.
Microblogging can be particularly effective because users interested in the project will subscribe to the project's feed.
The alternative use of tremulation signals as a private communication channel should be particularly effective because this predator is unable to detect such signals (for a similar case of a private channel using UV light in visual communication see [40]).
Highlighting consensus is thought to be particularly effective because it describes an important social norm within a community, which people often use as a heuristic to guide their beliefs and judgments on the issue [ 17, 18].
In such situations, the use of a direct-acting molecular vascular-targeting agent could be particularly effective because its action does not depend on VEGF or VEGF receptors as a target and also because it exploits additional antitumour mechanisms, such as stimulation of host immunity.
Bathrooms can be particularly effective because they are fortified by pipes and you can lie in a bathtub.
These were particularly effective, because the Baltic state has pushed so much of its public life online.
The weapon used in the October attack, the Mirai botnet, was particularly effective because it harnessed infected, internet-connected devices such as DVR players and digital cameras.
It was particularly effective because it was pragmatic and bipartisan, Schroeder said, adding that "it took a long time, but step by step the cost element helped to win over conservatives".
