Sentence examples for effectively reviewed from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the success of such a drastic overhaul would hinge on how quickly the video could be effectively reviewed and the sideline judgment rendered.

This debate has been effectively reviewed by others (e.g., Goebel et al. 2008; Meltzer 2009, Adovasio and Pedler 2004).

With the advent of such powerful tools has come a deluge of data – which now, because of significant advances in computational capability, information technology, data text mining and the like, can be effectively reviewed, analyzed and discoveries made.

In addition, this information can be effectively reviewed and shared by the members of the MDT.

Furthermore, the addition of bioactive factors like ECM components or growth and differentiation factors to the advanced scaffolds has the potential to induce, support, or enhance growth and differentiation of cell types toward joint tissues and to orchestrate tissue repair effectively (reviewed in [ 30]).

While we currently have no clear examples of herbivores or pathogens that have shifted onto introduced hosts through evolutionary processes (i.e., requiring genetic change), there are many cases of ecological host shifts, which then might be followed by adaptation of the herbivore or pathogen to utilize those hosts more effectively (reviewed in Parker and Gilbert 2004; e.g., Carroll et al. 2005).

Ron Chernow's article on Ponzi schemes effectively reviews the history of a bizarre economic phenomenon ("Madoff and His Models," March 23rd).

Joseph MacKay Toronto, Ontario Ron Chernow's article on Ponzi schemes effectively reviews the history of a bizarre economic phenomenon ("Madoff and His Models," March 23rd).

Aaron Fischbach Washington, D.C. Ron Chernow's article on Ponzi schemes effectively reviews the history of a bizarre economic phenomenon ("Madoff and His Models," March 23rd).

All that would change would be the S.E.C.'s ability to effectively review key filings and to investigate the vast array of public companies under its jurisdiction.

That people are surprised by three star reviews for AAA games is indicative of an era in which effectively reviewing a video game on launch is becoming increasingly untenable.