As Northwestern sociologist Monica Prasad has noted, however, Denmark used a carbon tax to far greater effect: between 1990 and 2005, per-capita carbon emissions in Denmark fell by a stunning 15%.
"Almost any action taken now is an action that will have its greatest effect next fall or next winter," said Philip K. Verleger, a senior adviser to the Brattle Group, an economic consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass.
The chromosome 1 QTL has greatest effect at later time points, while the chromosome 4 QTL has greatest effect earlier and over a wider interval of time.
They worked that strategy to great effect two weeks ago against two of the Western Conference's best teams, the Clippers and the Suns.
She essentially operates as a floating batter, used to great effect last year when she struck a 33-ball 80 at No3 against Pakistan at Worcester.
Arizona even has a trick play in which they are both deployed on offense, and it was used to great effect last week.
He did it to great effect earlier this year in "The Outsider," his crime-horror best seller about a small-town Oklahoma Little League coach accused of a grisly murder.
And while Fox will not have the Super Bowl in early 2009 — as it did, to great effect, this year — it will get back "24," which did not appear in this year's strike-shortened season.
With Wasps having failed to make the Amlin Challenge Cup final, the Guinness Premiership has endured the leanest of seasons and neither Iain Balshaw nor Ayoola Erinle flew the flag of St George to great effect yesterday.
In addition to his overpowering, though erratic, fastball and tricky slider, he used the changeup to great effect last week against the Pirates and on Sunday, when he struck out four Yankees in four flawless innings.
