Consequently, more dynamic sensitive non-invasive markers are desired, which may aid in providing information of the structural damage of the joints and the efficacy of structure-modifying drugs.
Thus, while older and younger adults use similar brain structures for emotion regulation and experience, the functional efficacy of those structures depends on underlying cognitive ability.
As a common practice in the emerging field of metamaterials such as sub-wavelength metallic structures, it is routine to first simulate and examine the efficacy of the structures before actual fabrication and performance assessment [84 88].
Our findings underscore the importance of: (a) integrating temporal and spatial variability a priori when addressing the efficacy of crossing structures, and; (b) demonstrate that species respond differently to crossing structure features.
So efficacy of the structures is now indicated by the leader's commands being taken into account immediately, and the response that came forward from all the units of the Liberation Tigers organization.
It is a product, however, that takes on qualitative value in democracies when it is accompanied by certain elements pertaining mainly to both the correlation between action to prevent/repress crime and efficacy of the structures and sanctions in place against illegality, and to other conditions that may be clearly identified in the definition of rule of law proposed by Morlino (2003: 232 233).
Now we must understand the structure of the Liberation Tigers organization, the efficacy of the structure.
Efforts to improve the efficiency and efficacy of tree structure and crown architecture measurement are necessary to reduce error associated with indirect estimation of volume, which affects biophysical and ecosystem modelling, as well as resource assessment.
If further research confirms the efficacy of highly structured course designs in reducing failure rates in gateway courses, the promise of educational democracy may come a few steps closer to being fulfilled.
Studies assessing the efficacy of wildlife crossing structures often lead to spurious results because of their failure to address masking effects of confounding variables.
