Sentence examples for can effectively see from inspiring English sources

Dyson's system also requires light, so that its 360 camera can effectively see its surroundings.

Also remember to position yourself in an area of the room where you can effectively see and hear the speaker.

"I really can't see how the government can effectively control what we drink in our own homes".

It can be seen from Figure 7 that FA-DM1-NPs can effectively control MCF-7/HER2 xenograft tumor.

We can see that the two power allocation algorithms can effectively realize spectrum allocation under the peak power restriction.

Note that dS can effectively be seen as a proxy for evolutionary distance.

Although breast carcinoma may be hypervascular, it generally has peripheral rather than dense focal enhancement and can effectively be seen during standard imaging.

Speaking to Sky News, Mr Marsh, chief constable at Hampshire police said: "I am working closely with the Home Office and they have agreed in principle that we can run a pilot in a number of forces to see if we can effectively use the cameras to interview suspects of certain offences, other than at police stations.

This is not some budgetary line-item disagreement where we can effectively scold each other to see the other side - there is a correct interpretation here.

These results demonstrate that, except for diclofenac, the standard analgesic agents tested can effectively alleviate the mechanical allodynia seen in STZ-induced diabetic neuropathy.

Moreover, from Figure  1A and 1B we can see that Tangram can effectively detect those severely truncated L1 events whereas RetroSeq missed almost all the short L1 elements (<150 bp).