Prevention of child maltreatment must be facilitated more effectively on all levels in Japan to protect the welfare of children as well as parents.
Adopting a multivariate definition of habitat may facilitate more effective identification of locations critical to the recovery of the valley elderberry longhorn beetle, and prioritization of those management actions that can contribute effectively to meeting conservation goals for the species.
Compared to traditional surveys the life-events calendar method facilitates recall more effectively and measures temporal ordering, co-occurring events, and other complicated data more accurately.
First, the OSE is a poorly differentiated epithelium that is known to undergo epithelial-mesenchymal transition during the peri-ovulatory period [1], and it is possible that the inactivation of p53 facilitated transformation more effectively in these mesenchymal cells.
The SB technique facilitated healing more effectively than the conventional DR technique.
Their study showed that the SB technique may facilitate healing more effectively than the DR technique.
Understanding the factors impeding their progress can enable the public sector and its collaborators to organize and facilitate their progress more effectively.
Comparing with Gaussian filtering and curvature term, morphological closing operation will not only facilitate curve inflation more effectively, but also maintain the binary property of LSF.
Flexibility could be an asset here, but in addition to that, we need political will and resources to facilitate the process more effectively.
We postulate that this effect would more effectively facilitate the transfer of the sulfamoyl group of 1 to an essential amino acid residue in the STS active site and inactivate the enzyme as a result.
For example, negative feedback more effectively facilitates learning when individuals focus on increasing their knowledge, rather than on demonstrating their abilities (Cianci, Schaubroeck, & McGill, 2010), but is less effective when individuals are experiencing stereotype threat (fear of confirming a negative stereotype by performing poorly; Mangels, Good, Whiteman, Maniscalco, & Dweck, 2011).
