The government's approach of sweeping up and storing everybody's data with no effective safeguards is excessive.
Against "the trouble of real life," Charlie Smith's WOMEN OF AMERICA (Norton, $21.95) sets forth a brashly effective, if sometimes excessive, gutter-and-stars romanticism, "all feeling, expansiveness unwasted & alive".
Multiple short naps are effective in managing excessive daytime sleepiness in narcoleptic patients under medication.
Adding web stiffeners and two tubes at the center of voids were effective in preventing excessive beam flange/web buckling.
The use of drip irrigation is recommended for more effective irrigation without excessive evaporation and also for preventing weathering and leaching.
It is not just about effective management of excessive information but also, as Levy [5] argues, requiring "the creation of time and place for thinking and reflection".
It is desirable to devise a structural system that combines stiffness and ductility, in the most effective manner without excessive increase in the cost.
The conundrum, said Nathan Schokker, whose company Talio Group Pty Ltd added a one-person nap room last year, is determining "the best way to make them available and effective without being excessive and complicated".
The spraying of BTA onto a sample on a suction table was less effective since the excessive removal of BTA may occur, although a certain amount of BTA left in the paper will prevent the migration of copper ions efficiently.
Even though surgical excision is the most effective treatment, an excessive excision brings about motor dysfunction, massive bleeding, cosmetic problems, and nerve damage in patients with widespread lesions because of the complicated anatomy of the head and neck region [3, 17].
