Flopping may be shunned, but it is effective — not just for fooling referees but for irritating opponents, who are generally taller, more athletic and more skilled.
The group believes these artificial cells might be particularly effective not just for carrying oxygen but also as therapeutic and imaging agents.
LUNTZ: But, Sean, in the end, the American people do vote on words, and as an analyst of words, I can tell you that these were effective — not just for Europeans but for undecided voters in America.
However, some commented that these therapies were costly, while others had stopped using them because they found that they were not so effective or just for short term pain reduction.
This is effective not just for reading sections, but for the whole test.
So the idea is that when well-managed local and regional purchases can be a very effective tool not just for reducing these timing problems, not just for reducing the disincentive effects or better yet, creating incentives for agricultural production but also, as I'll explain in a moment, for reducing costs.
By putting the newly discovered pieces in place, scientists can make strides toward finding effective treatments not just for the symptoms of HD but also for the root genetic defect, or mutation, that causes the disease.
I found myself wondering to what extent mental contrasting might be an effective strategy not just for the healthy subjects the author has studied, but for patients who have pathological states of depression or anxiety, or personality disorders.
And the difficulty of tracing responsibility for even massive cyber attacks suggests that such maneuvers may become an effective tool not just for indiscriminate vandalism, but also for stealthy cyber censorship.
