Thus, instead of truly recovering forested landscapes and generating concomitant environmental benefits, the region's apparent forest recovery has effectively displaced native forests, including those that could have naturally regenerated on land freed up from agriculture.
The NRA contends that mandatory safe-storage laws are "a solution to a nonexistent problem". It has effectively torpedoed recent bills, including a proposal in Tennessee after the killing of an 8-year-old girl by an 11-year-old boy who had used his father's loaded, unlocked shotgun.
While the previous studies that used various microarray platforms in fish were limited by large representation of expressed sequence tags (EST), which made gene-specific interpretation of the data difficult, the advent of next-generation sequencing methods, including pyrosequencing, has effectively overcome this limitation [ 11, 12].
This sensing strategy has effectively been applied to detecting bioanalytes including proteins, bacteria, and mammalian cells, even in biological matrices.
Casting herself as a defender of those who feel ignored by Parisian elites, she has effectively drained voters from across the political spectrum, including former Communists.
That move has effectively made goods traded globally in dollar terms, including commodities like oil, a little cheaper.
Many of them have received training as computer programmers, but there are quite a few other functions where blind persons have worked effectively, including customer service and repair service representatives, staff writers, quality control inspectors, receptionists, and curriculum specialists.
In addition, the band has effectively reunited, and will play a series of dates this May, including a May 18th stop at the Music Hall of Williamsburg.
DRS has effectively restored that.
Now it has effectively eliminated one.
The prime minister has effectively gone AWOL.
