"That would be an understanding that science is at the foundation of everything that EPA does, and if you eliminate the science, you eliminate the effectiveness of the agency," he said.
And even if officials decide it's justified, there are some technical reasons that the way central banks work in 2016 — influencing the money supply by setting a target interest rate — could reduce or eliminate the effectiveness of any Q.E.
However, those factors would likely only reduce, not eliminate, the effectiveness of the device, Perlin says.
Either a proportional representation system (like in Germany and New Zealand) or a transferable vote system (like in Ireland and Australia) would serve to eliminate the effectiveness of gerrymandering and give people a real and honest say in how their country was governed. .
There was little new in the data this year compared to last year, but the report still managed to make headlines around the world (see here, here and here) due to one finding in particular: Drug-resistant TB is spreading worldwide, and the resistance itself is growing stronger, eliminating the effectiveness of more drugs.
The results from the second test trial confirmed the finding from Experiment 1 that damage to the hippocampus does not eliminate the effectiveness of active training in our experimental environment.
Dispersed female ranging patterns, multi-male mating, and the subsequent low paternity certainty may therefore have reduced or perhaps even eliminated the effectiveness of infanticide as a sexual strategy over orangutan evolutionary history (Harrison and Chivers 2007).
By his unseemly tactics, the Clinton campaign eliminated the full effectiveness of a former president in the general election.
Addition of I164L to 51I/59R/108N creates a quadruple-mutant allele and decreases the sensitivity of dhfr by ≈1,000× (4 ), eliminating the clinical effectiveness of SP, as observed in Southeast Asia and South America.
