Sentence examples for effectively and completely from inspiring English sources

Social conversations can indeed be among the most highly deferential to cultural assumptions, and can repress critique more effectively and completely than market-based conversations.

Not since 1912 have the West and the South so effectively and completely established their ascendancy in the Democratic party as at this convention.

AKTi-1/2 effectively and completely inhibited Akt phosphorylation at 0.5 1 µM in each of the cell lines in tissue culture except MDA-MB-468, in which phosphorylation was inhibited 60% at 0.5 µM, but 5 10 µM was required for maximal inhibition (Figure 1B).

How, then, can the supply of oxygen and nutrition to tumor cells be blocked effectively and completely?

Targeting VM along with endothelium-dependent vessels may thus block the supply of oxygen and nutrition to tumor cells effectively and completely.

The 2% SDS in the GUALY's reagent derivatizing solution has been found to effectively and completely lyse the cells and also dissolve the lysate into a solution, a key for successful measurement of protein thiols.

You and I agree fundamentally that physical reality is all there is, but we merely have different levels of optimism about how effectively and how completely we can understand it via the methods of science.

Document your product as effectively and as completely as you can.

It also doesn't help that the media has effectively infantilized them, and completely written the work they've done out of the picture".

Our observations indicate that this level of mutant mtDNA carry-over is highly unlikely to cause mitochondrial disease in any maternal descendants, effectively (and quite likely completely) eradicating the disease for good.

In this paper we compare the cascade mechanisms of signal amplification in biological and electrical engineering systems, and show that they share the capacity to considerably amplify signals, and respond to signal changes both quickly and completely, which effectively preserves the form of the input signal.