If you, as an individual, have the immediate need to acquire, for example, a body of facts for a certification for your professional development, and you have the persistence to finish everything that you begin, and you prefer working largely alone, and if you can read quickly and effectively in whatever format, you may find an on-line approach to that body of facts effective for you.
In fact, effective interventions at the school level might even have a further beneficial effect by leading to a decrease of the spread in the whole community, given the role of children in such spread.
In fact, effective competition has been elusive even in power generation.
But Ira Gruber, a military historian at Rice University, while agreeing that the militias were not heavily equipped, says they were better-armed than Mr Bellesiles claims because guns were, in fact, effective.
The Prime Minister seems determined to cast measures to protect our environment as inherently anti-business but in fact effective regulation is not only necessary to reduce pollution, defend wildlife, and help tackle climate change, it can also bring a range of economic benefits.
When the F.D.A. lifted the ban that year, agency researchers noted that because landmark studies on aspirin in heart disease and stroke had not included women, the scientific community was left "with doubts about whether aspirin was, in fact, effective in women for these indications".
Regarding to this fact, effective and methodologic analysis and interpretation of DEA results are very critical.
In fact, effective risk management is a critical issue in software projects.
They propose a measure to infer combinations of variant services that are, in fact, effective.
Yet merely giving a reason — even an extremely good reason — fails to explain an agent's action, if the reason was not in fact "effective".
In fact, effective diagnostic of LE can potentially affect the lives in the U.S. of nearly 500 000 current LE patients and over 2.4 million breast cancer survivors who are at-risk for developing this disease at some point in their lives.
