If you want cost effective, refer back to the previous paragraph and workout.
By contrast, effective connectivity refers to causal effects that one neuronal population exerts on another, and is based on an underlying model of the way the different neuronal populations are physically connected [50] [52].
Effective connectivity refers to the effect that one neural system or element influences another neural system or element [ 10, 31].
Connected (or effective) porosity refers to void spaces that are interconnected and can, therefore, contribute to permeability.
Effective procedures refers to elective admissions to hospital for hip replacements, knee replacements or cataract removals - all widely regarded as having effective results.
Effective implementation refers to how workable it is in the everyday routines of participants.
The asterisk on the label '0 g*' is used as a reminder that the effective gravity refers to water, and that there is a strong magnetic field present (11.5 tesla).
In the present context the finite bleach effect therefore refers to the effective orientation of a population by polarised laser pulse(s).
What is more, if universities do not pay for airfare, hotels and meals, counselors are a lot less likely to visit, making them less effective at referring students to the right institutions.
For example, if the investors in a $500,000 convertible note seed financing were granted a discount of 20%, and the price per share of the Series A Preferred Stock were $1.00, the noteholders would convert the loan at an effective price (referred to as the "conversion price") of $0.80 per share and thus receive 625,000 shares ($500,000 divided by $0.80).
