Even when it effectively entails taking your computer hostage, financial gain remains a comprehensible motive.
Either we engage fully in rebuilding entire countries from the ground up, with all the blood and money that entails, or we effectively walk away from physically supporting women in such places.
Others challenge such stance and argue that therapeutic communication executed effectively entails processes which go beyond social niceties in which a deeper level of connection with patients is possible [ 44].
In the latter, we develop Bayesian priors that effectively entail an inductive bias of "diversity" among a finite or infinite number of components and facilitate the development of efficient posterior inference algorithms.
Three experimental approaches, including the well-known Hyper-CEST method, are shown to effectively entail a simple linear dependence of the signal depletion rate, or of a related quantity, on free xenon concentration.
When Mr Osborne visited China in October, he signed deals to allow direct renminbi-sterling trading and to allow Chinese banks to set up UK branches rather than subsidiaries, effectively entailing lighter-touch regulation by the UK authorities.
In part two I explained why there's no magic "multiplier" whereby the economy somehow grows faster if politicians spend our money than if we do, nor by "fiscal austerity" schemes that effectively entail no real cuts in government spending but instead still greater tax burdens on the private sector.
Such risks are complex, often global in nature, and addressing them effectively often entails collaborative approaches.
Effectively measuring time entails a wholly different way of thinking, speaking and acting in the workplace.
Yet, previous stringent EPL rules for open-ended contracts (entailing high redundancy pay) remained effectively unchanged (see, e.g., Dolado et al. 2002 and Bentolila et al. 2008).
