Mr. Mankiw argues that Mr. Buffett effectively pays a significant amount of corporate taxes, through his ownership stake in companies.
The reasonableness of highway checkpoints, at issue here, turns on whether they effectively serve a significant state interest with minimal intrusion on motorists.
In a damning report which led opposition parties to call for an urgent ministerial statement on the affair, Audit Scotland accused Sturgeon's ministers of failing to prevent rapid cost escalations, and of failing to deal effectively with "a significant conflict of interest held by a contractor on the programme".
It can also be observed from Fig. 4 that adding max-pooling effectively removes a significant amount of feature noise.
The supported titania composites effectively absorbed a significant amount of the dye under dark conditions, and when normalising the concentration after absorption in the dark, these composites effectively degraded the dye, as shown in Fig. 8b.
The present study showed that a corrective osteotomy using a volar locking plate without the use of bone grafting could effectively produce a significant improvement in wrist function in patients treated for extra-articular distal radius malunion.
The increasing incidence of depressive spectrum disorders worldwide, together with the failure of current medication to effectively treat a significant proportion of cases, calls for a better knowledge of the physiopathology of depression and of the therapeutic action of antidepressants.
This is typically achieved through the use of numerical simulations, which provide an alternative to testing, and which can effectively support a significant part of the blade design process.
In its 2004 budget, the Bush administration also calls for an end to the Byrd payments, arguing that "[t]hese corporate subsidies effectively provide a significant 'double-dip' benefit to industries that already gain protection from the increased import prices provided by countervailing tariffs".
To gain political power in favor of prohibition legislation, a state Prohibition Party was formed in 1884; however, it was never able to effectively mobilize a significant force of voters within the state.
