When earlier this year courageous teachers in West Virginia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Arizona marched on their state capitals to get a pay raise and better funding for their students, they spoke for the majority of American workers who lack an effective voice at work.
It would modernize the city's byzantine, inefficient and costly operations and guarantee neighborhood residents an effective voice at City Hall.
Removal of the posterior costal cartilage graft was effective at improving the quality of the voice and left the patient with an adequate airway even during moderate exercise.
Shorter and more frequent messages in the form of SMS may be more effective at prompting behavior change than longer voice messages.
It is also possible that shorter and more frequent messages in the form of SMS are more effective at eliciting intended behavior change than longer voice messages that are delivered once per week.
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The full cast was commended for their roles; the heavy metal musicians were effective at playing themselves in the game, while the other voice talent performed well and "[did] their part to balance out the star power" in the game.
The Nike story demonstrates that women have learned how to make their voices heard, overcome powerful opposition, and become effective at building coalitions of influence.
Interactive voice response phone calls that enable direct transfer to health coaches are highly effective at efficiently increasing health coaching rates.
"Are we effective at this point?
