Despite this effect, the reduction of genetic diversity continued, which eventually drove the effective population size to a steady level.
Last week, the political turmoil drove the effective yields on Italy's bonds to 7.4 percent, a level at which other countries in the euro zone have sought bailouts.
The resulting electric pressure decreases Lewis numbers of the ionic species and drives the effective flame Lewis number below unity.
When a pile is driven, the effective stress of the existing soil around and below the pile changes.
When the gas engine came on, Consumer Reports got about 30 miles to the gallon of premium fuel; which, in terms of additional cost of high-test gas, drives the effective mileage closer to 27 mpg.
The flame fluid mechanical response to the applied field, brought about by forcing positive flame ions counter to the flow, drives the effective flame Lewis number to values suitable for the onset of the thermodiffusive instability, even near stoichiometric conditions.
We demonstrate that, although broad access to ART remains an elusive goal of low and middle income countries, a national policy that drives the effective implementation of a program that manages HIV-infected patients using HAART is an initiative that is not only beneficial in reducing TB disease in HIV-infected patients, but also a feasible one.
Opera notes that iOS on average continues to drive the highest eCPMs (effective cost per thousand impressions) on its network.
Drug toxicity and resistance drive the need for effective new inhibitors with improved physiochemical properties and potent antiviral activity.
Ten years ago the Organization for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) pointed out that Australia lacked the necessary research in early childhood needed to drive the development of effective policy (Ishimine, Tayler, & Thorpe, 2009).
