A party that won only one parliamentary seat last year has effectively captured the commanding heights of the Tory party.
As an internationally renowned author of comic books, novels, and children's books, Neil Gaiman has effectively captured the dark side of his readers' attention.
Most of these persist in doing all of these standard functions in their own special ways – supported by a few large corporates who have effectively captured key administrative functions such as revenues and benefits, patient administration and police operations, but which sell the state many different versions of these, again and again.
For the broad-leaved forest area, where the same crown shape (ellipsoid) is used in the algorithm, the global CI spatial pattern is interestingly very similar to the pattern of the land cover distribution, suggesting that the MODIS-derived map has effectively captured the structural differences among cover types.
The Parliament speaker is supposed to sign a judgement by the Ministry of Justice's Consultative Council (the body which extended Barzani's term for a second time) but Parliament has been bypassed, suggesting the KDP have effectively captured this institution.
One of the most alarming, says a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is that the finance industry has effectively captured our government--a state of affairs that more typically describes emerging markets, and is at the center of many emerging-market crises.
Overall, we suppose that the two biases would cancel out each other and our estimation has effectively captured the reality.
One possible explanation for this is that our courtship scoring system might not have effectively captured all of the variation among genotypes.
42 Similarly, our questionnaire may not have effectively captured short sleep length, a component that has been demonstrated as a risk factor for the development of CVD in the Nurses Health Studyy and in a meta-analysis.
