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Adherence to this custom gives every one of the WTO's members an effective veto power.

The Stanford Institutional Investors Forumm, which has been trying to identify the qualities of successful pension boards, issued a report in May saying that members of an effective board had to be ready to dismiss a colleague, in case any board member acted against the pensioners' exclusive interests.

To this end, oncogenic activation of the mTOR signaling pathway contributes to cancer cell growth, proliferation and survival, highlighting the potential for targeting the oncogenic mTOR pathway members as an effective anti-cancer strategy.

Communicating with your congressional members is an effective way to provide support for Native sovereignty and environmental protection.

What made the campaign so powerful was that slick digital media was combined with what really matters – the hard work of organising an independent union of over 120 members in an effective and democratic way.

This finding argues against active TB case finding among household members as an effective method for improving case finding.

In addition, the hit lists when expanded using corresponding UniRef50 cluster members provide an effective way to locate the similar sequences that are already identified by UniRef50 and detect more remote similarities for the query sequence.

Participating in the influencer's online community that includes influencers on its list of members is an effective way to be visible to them.

The center also estimates that the top 1 percent, of which Mr. Romney is a member, pays an effective income tax rate of 18.5 percent, compared to 9.5 percent for the population as a whole.

Correspondingly, we may define a sequence to be significant if it is a member of an effective measure zero set.

Last December, he negotiated a contract that included a 12percentt pay increase over three years and also gave most of the union's members a 3.3percentt effective increase in pay by reducing their annual pension contributions.