Without health data collection on structure, process and outcome, it will not be possible to effectively evaluate innovative program's effectiveness.
Employing the new exploration model proposed, it was possible to effectively identify 99% of known hydrocarbon accumulations, although it was most effective at detecting hydrocarbon accumulation anomalies with a linear extent of over 2 km, and it also allowed a valuable ranking of the identified leads.
While these additional components likely had a sizable effect on the reported outcomes, the authors maintain that it is possible to effectively deliver adolescent health services through established CHW programs [ 31].
But Mr. Krahnen, the committee member, said that the panel had studied the Volcker rule, and ended up doubting whether it was possible to effectively quarantine proprietary trading.
We have 40 years of evidence that shows policy implementation is as much "bottom-up" as "top-down", and we know that through the implementation process it is possible to effectively rewrite top-down intentions.
Just as it proved possible to stigmatize and eventually eliminate slavery from mainstream global norms without having first to wait for the mass advent of liberal democracy, it should be possible to effectively stigmatize jihadi terrorism without having first to midwife democracies from Morocco to Bangladesh.
Unlike the drones, the balloons cannot be directly steered, but Google claims that, with an accurate enough model of wind speeds and directions, it is possible to effectively direct the balloons simply by raising or lowering their altitude to ensure they blow in the desired direction.
Nevertheless it is possible to effectively achieve full duplex operation by time division duplexing.
It is possible to effectively separate the nano-sized colloidal particles by adjusting the electrostatic field strength.
Less than a month ago I asked the MySpace Co-Presidents, Mike Jones and Jason Hirschhorn (pictured left), if it was possible to effectively run a company with two equal leaders.
