This would suggest that such interventions can be effectively structured to maximize physical activity effects on those factors which may influence more global QOL.
Doing so, he said, will yield valuable insights into how decision-making can be effectively structured in a manner that respects basic constitutional values.
Each floor is effectively an independent structure of decreasing dimension with height.
This structure is effectively controlled on one side by a construction contractor, Parsons Corporation, and on the other by a telecommunications company, Lucent Technologies, because their compounds sit just outside.
By utilizing flexibility of the springs, movement of the mass in three-directions and elongation of the viscous damper are amplified, and vibration energy of the structure is effectively dissipated by the viscous damper.
The microsphere of poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)/graphene composite, having a core shell structure, is effectively prepared by Pickering suspension polymerization using a water-dispersible sulfonated graphene alone as a Pickering stabilizer.
These experimentally observed fracture characteristics are intimately correlated with in situ monitored strain evolution process, by which we observed that strain localization is effectively suppressed by laminated structure, thus lowering the stress intensity near the crack tip as well as the driving force for crack propagation.
The quad-tree structure is effectively represented by hierarchical flag syntaxes.
In particular, since in the early relatively flat regime H-bonds are broken that can be reformed rather quickly, the formation of the yield zone that protects the integrity of the structure is effectively reversible upon relaxation of applied load at physiologically relevant time-scales.
The reduction in λ suggests the CMH analysis is effectively accounting for population structure within the data.
Note that the direction of the edges present in the network structure is effectively ignored, because the proposed approach focuses only those edges' presence.
