The 77 entries in the catalogue for a big Titian show in 1990, for example, were written by 36 different authors, guaranteeing that no coherent view would emerge.Haskell's criticisms are all the more effective because of the breadth of his knowledge and his own considerable experience in organising big shows.
The tone isn't alarming enough to be a thriller, nor is it witty enough to be a satire, offering no effective commentary about the breadth of our electronic footprints.
A kitchen designer is cheap and effective and has a breadth of experience and knowledge.
This is the first demonstration in healthy volunteers that EP is safe, tolerable, and effective in improving the magnitude, breadth and durability of cellular immune responses to a DNA vaccine candidate.
The manner that the user data was communicated to the development team was not effective in conveying the significance or breadth of the findings.
The way that the results of the first user research study were disseminated to the development team by the researcher (JM) may not have been effective in conveying the significance or breadth of the data.
Experiments show that the FCMRPS is more effective than the traditional algorithms, namely Breadth-First, Best-First and Shark-Search, in terms of precision and sum of information.
An effective HIV-1 vaccine should elicit sufficient breadth of immune recognition to protect against the genetically diverse forms of the circulating virus.
A critical evaluation of channel dimensions showed that increasing the channel breadth is a practical and effective route to maintaining separation resolution while increasing sample loads to milligram quantities.
Since it is desirable to confer protective immunity in poultry and HA DNA vaccination was effective in mice, we next examined the breadth and potency of single or multiple HA plasmid immunization in chickens.
Therefore, restricting the antigenic content of vaccine antigens may limit the host options for selecting and presenting effective T cell targets and will limit the breadth of the response.
