Ms. Thompson tells this story from the confused, overwhelmed view of a young girl -- an effective style, in this instance.
Sentinel surveillance information may be most useful for infections that can be prevented (e.g., vaccine or other public health intervention) or treated with effective drugs (in this instance, information about resistance patterns may be valuable).
These results demonstrate that SNP genotyping is most effective in those instances in which a polymorphism is present in a single sub-genome and no polymorphism is present at the corresponding loci on the homoeologous chromosomes.
Furthermore, even though certain genes implicated in IRDs are associated with specific inheritance modes (autosomal recessive, autosomal dominant, or X-linked), the difficulty in reliably establishing an inheritance mode for certain patients makes targeted gene sequencing less effective in these instances.
This showed that careful selection of a complex microbial inoculum can increase the efficiency of seaweed AD, most likely due to combining effective polysaccharolytic bacteria, in this instance from North Ronaldsay sheep rumen microbiota [ 6], with appropriate methanogenic archaea which have developed in AD reactors, as in inoculum 6.
"Project Nim" also makes effective use of silence, in this instance the muteness of the chimp himself, whose life story can only be told by the humans who studied, exploited and loved him.
That's why he says the cloud just isn't cost-effective in these instances.
The strategy of changing physicians' routines has shown to be effective in for instance blood test ordering.
It is bestowed because he was a politician — in this instance, a highly effective, bring-home-the-bacon, jobs-for-the-boys politician.
In this instance, the promotion of this cadre would be less effective locally.
In this instance, at least, the Liberal Democrat part of the coalition is effective.
