Intrathoracic pressure may be effectively lower than the pressure of the surrounding water, in which case more blood will be shifted into the thorax, or it may be effectively greater, resulting in less intrathoracic blood volume.
In comparison to the 1 wt% Pt/γ-Al2O3 catalyst, the 1 wt% Pt/Al-SBA-15 and 1 wt% Pt/Al-MCM-48 produced smaller quantities of cracked products, probably due to their effectively greater Pt dispersion.
Those who kill animals in the course of their working day may quickly become habituated to it, and to dismiss this effect as mere desensitization effectively discounts great knowledge of animal death in favor of slight knowledge.
We can search very large digital repositories of literature effectively with great speed.
On the advice of Judson Berglund, who had so far managed our public relations effectively, a great celebration was prepared, with music from our string musicians and tables of good food and a goodly supply of our ceremonial wine.
Harnessing them effectively requires great effort, to which purpose the authors' group has developed the molecular dynamics program Not (just) Another Molecular Dynamics program (NAMD).
Daniel Waterhouse, general partner at Balderton Capital said: "The cofounders have a clear vision for the future of automotive sales and are leading a Berlin-based team who have developed a technical solution and operational model that allows the company to scale effectively at great speed".
Legal commentators suggested the case effectively offered greater protection to celebrities, especially those with children.
Which is also where we get the political fetishisation of "choice" that effectively imposes greater burdens of research and anxious responsbility on to the individual citizen.
"Why should I, as a white, Christian woman, effectively enjoy greater civil and human rights and freedoms than others?" the Huntingdonshire district councillor will ask.
