This indicates that the kids' social environment, not just their genetics, played a role in shaping the calls they make, effectively giving them accents.
The key lesson from research on family benefits is that when employees have a voice in shaping how they are administered day to day, then the benefits are utilized effectively, and it serves everyone well.
However, the aedeagus is a flat quitinous organ that can be effectively described in shape and size in two dimensions when flattened under a cover slip.
The census, which is mandatory under the Constitution, determines how many representatives each state gets in Congress, which in turn affects the electoral college, effectively shaping our entire political system.
With his on-and-off narration and pencil, Alex is effectively shaping this story, but in his own singular voice.
In-session client behavior improved following the shift to FAP techniques, and micro-process data suggested that client behavior was effectively shaped by in-vivo FAP procedures.
Given Byrne's background, it makes sense that a Sex Ed video marked a major milestone; he confesses that film in general has effectively shaped not only his life trajectory, but his parents' and brother's too.
Results have shown that ITES can effectively shape peak demand in commercial buildings, generating economic gains for building owners but also losses in some cases.
Applying a straightforward algorithm, this concept can be used to evaluate the distribution of the elastic field of the effectively shaped indenter even in the case of layered materials and thus provide information about changes in the stresses during the unloading process.
By understanding the relative importance of the different influences on physical activity, priorities can be identified in order to effectively direct and shape strategies to focus on specific and salient correlates that account for maximum amounts of variation in physical activity participation.
