The other stories in the compendium – all of them essentially about humans' inhumanity to humans – were far more effective, because I could see where they were coming from.
Essentially, the more effective an accelerator is in helping startups solve the problems specific to its industry, the more valuable they become.
"Knowing how much water folks have taken — and plan to take — enables [the state's water authorities] to essentially be more effective with those curtailments".
Essentially, Induction 2 was more effective for lower grades, and as grade increased, Induction 3 became more effective.
The work of Germann et al [ 22] appears to be an outlier, finding the treatment plus household prophylaxis strategy overwhelmingly more effective, essentially completely preventing an epidemic (final attack rate of 0.06% from 33% baseline) while using only a 10,000 per million stockpile.
The governor's office by scenic designer Michael Fagin was more effective and essentially stayed out of the way.
Human cord blood endothelial colony forming cells migration stimulated by 2MeS-ATP or NDPK-B plus GTP/ADP was significantly reduced by the P2Y1R antagonist MRS2179 or the Src inhibitor PP2 and to the same extent, while the VEGFR-2 antagonist SU1498 was far more effective blocking essentially all of the stimulation produced by either agonist.
From its origins in 1951, the conservative movement has perceived itself not essentially as an advocate for a more effective political philosophy but as a bulwark against evil.
Non-compliance was essentially explained by the existence of a more effective alternative agent (16.1 % class IV), inappropriate dosage (3 % class IIa), improper route (3 % class IIc), and use of any antimicrobial not indicated (3 % class V).
These are essentially cost-free measures that would be far more effective than adding lanes.
