(p) of this section then in force, and was not covered by an effective application under section 355 of this title, the words "effectiveness" and "effective" contained in par.
The toddler wipes and multi surface wipes which were markedly less effective contain <5% surfactants, compounds recommended for use against influenza because they disrupt the integrity of the lipid virus envelope [12].
Nagy [ 35] noted that measuring job satisfaction with a single item 'is more efficient, is more cost-effective, contains more face validity, and is better able to measure changes in job satisfaction'.
"This approach in one sense is effective in containing and mitigating; it's not effective in defeating".
The impurity effective-mass Schrödinger equation was reduced to a one-dimensional equation with an effective potential containing both the Coulomb interaction and the effects of the wire surface irregularities through the boundary conditions.
Targeted to my kind of cancer, Tarceva is proven to be effective in containing the disease but often causes severe and sometimes debilitating side effects.
I'm not yet convinced that fiscal policy was very effective in containing this recession.
Low-yield weapons might prove more effective in containing smaller nuclear powers precisely because they are less devastating -- and therefore theoretically more usable, the officials argue.
Moreover, the largest treatment unit sizes were the most effective in containing wildfire growth.
There had been a ceasefire in place between the US forces and their main opponents around Najaf, and mediation efforts had been effective in containing tension.
