The airstrikes are part of a renewed effort by the Syrian government to cripple the opposition, with its fresh campaign beginning last Thursday effectively ending a fragile ceasefire which had been in place since September 9.
The NTP Afghanistan is an example that public health programmes can be effectively implemented in fragile states.
So attempts continue to open up fragile economies and effectively recreate rich country systems, institutions and governance norms - even if the practical implications may be to promote property rights at the expense of social spending, or strengthen corporate governance while sexual health efforts falter for lack of sustained finance or government support.
Finally, catalytically active ALD-TiO2 films can be effectively used to protect very fragile silver nanoislands from sulfidation, oxidation, pollutions, etc., allowing the maintenance of the SERS properties of the MIF.
One of the key functions of load-bearing biological materials, such as bone, dentin and sea shell, is to protect their inside fragile organs by effectively damping dynamic impact.
Similarly, it appears that the CGG KI mouse effectively models the histopathology in Fragile X-Associated Disorders across CGG repeats well into the full mutation range, resulting in a reliable histopathological endophenotype.
If the buffer is too viscous to be effectively removed, the crystals are fragile, or if too many crystals are carried off by the flow of the solution, the grids may need to be blotted manually by gently touching the backs of the grids with filter paper.
Slowing down egg down as it descends while distributing the force through cushioning can protect the fragile shell more effectively than either method can on its own.
Efficiency savings, it seems to be generally agreed, are simply too fragile an idea to be effectively measured.
Entrepreneurs said that saving on travel allowed them to use their money more effectively when their businesses were in the fragile, early stages.
