The political activist, the reformer, and the revolutionary share the recognition that the policies of a government may be effectively changed by adjusting the institutional forms through which the government acts.
"It's effectively changed a basic building and hotel into an opulent, sexy, individual Welsh place.
When the E-field is 4 kV/cm, magnetic properties of nanoparticles which are located at the edge of substrate are effectively changed by H eff, while nanoparticles located at the center of substrate are basically unchanged.
The statistical analysis allows to distinguish when variations in the data are effectively changed by the outcome of one factor or lie into a variability range that belongs to the experimental errors.
The results showed that the lignocellulosic structures of the poplar sample were effectively changed by NaOH pretreatment, as indicated by scanning electron microscopy and Fourier transform infrared spectra analysis.
For example, by breaking an ingredient down into components and then listing them individually so that you don't notice an easily recognized undesirable ingredient too near the top of the list, this information can be effectively changed enough to cause you to read the label differently.
Although the pulsed application induces a typical fluctuation pattern, the balance between leukaemic stem cells and normal HSCs is not effectively changed.
In an article for the think tank Civitas, Lord Carey, who is a member of the House of Lords, argues that the government is effectively seeking to change the definition of marriage to "a long-term commitment between two people of any sex, in which gender and procreation are irrelevant".
At large frequencies, the flame is effectively insensitive to changes in partial premixing.
Results: The process oriented approach to care is effectively evaluated through changes in discharge morbidity, length of stay, and evaluation of staff and patient perception of the stroke unit.
