The Dutch and Italian refusal to attend a "group of six" meeting recently proposed by Schroeder, for example, effectively squelched his initiative.
Unless the Democrats translate the specific issue of Medicare, for example, effectively into broader themes, and people realize that Florida/Ohio/Michigan/Wisconsin today are just the tip of the iceberg as to what our nation will become.... one has reason to be afraid for the future.
The Jaccard index, for example, effectively captures the proportion of shared nodes between the gene pairs.
VLC, for example, was effectively a "region free" media player.
Campaigns for universal education, for example, have effectively told older generations that their skills were worthless, as eloquently outlined by a growing movement who equate the Indian school system with factory farms.
Left without medical records to verify legitimate patients and, perhaps most important, devoid of any marijuana to pass out, the cannabis club in West Hollywood, for example, is effectively shut down.
The automobile, the airplane and the telephone, for example, have effectively altered relative concepts of time and space.
It has been shown, for example, to effectively improve physical rehabilitation after a stroke or injury, reduce phantom limb pain, treat anxiety and specific phobias, and improve social cognition training for individuals with autism. .
Many of the points disputed by realists and antirealists differences in epistemic commitment to scientific entities, properties, and relations based on observability, for example—are effectively non-issues on this view.
For example, Nod2 effectively targeted E. faecalis while Nod1 was selective over Nod2 for K. pneumoniae.
For example, they effectively split some states into independent patches, as with Pennsylvania, where the strongest border of the map separates the state into regions centered around Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
