Such incidents normally serve to radicalise a movement, thus demonising it in the eyes of society and effectively lessening its wider political appeal.
Built-in separators in the multi-chamber vessel can evenly distribute the alloy powders into various chambers and more effectively lessen densification and agglomeration of alloy powders.
Thus, BMMNC-seeded PGCL scaffolding influences BMMNC migration, differentiation to cardiomyocytes, and induction of neovascularization, ultimately effectively lessening LV remodeling and progressive LV systolic dysfunction.
During the retrenchment phase, CAPEX reductions can effectively lessen financial tightening, and during the stabilization phase, CAPEX increases rejuvenate assets' productivity (Schendel et al. 1976).
Additionally, high aspect ratio structures allow core-shell radial p-n junctions, which effectively lessen the minority carrier collection path to be on the same order of the wire or pillar diameter.
On the one hand, the modular power quality compensator can effectively lessen the rated voltage of the power switch and energy storage element in the sub module, which allows the use of low-loss and low-cost switch devices.
Require banks to raise more equity capital per dollar's worth of credit that they extend, and you effectively lessen the amount of dollar-denominated credit, hence money, that they can generate.
Those states have effectively lessened voter participation by making it much harder for disenfranchised communities, many of them minorities, to participate in the process.
He also supported an extension of the Hatch Act of 1939, a law that prevented federal employees from being forced to take part in state election campaigns, effectively lessening the influence of federal patronage.
Waxman-Markey offer us the ability to advance the ball towards Copenhagen, and that will allow us to lead the world in the development of a new economic paradigm that will effectively lessen if not displace our dependence on fossil fuels to power our collective economic engines.
