Sentence examples for might function effectively from inspiring English sources

Presumably after such re-alignment along a scaffold, these aggregates might function effectively as seeds for PrP conversion.

This result suggests that the VWG signal might function most effectively in regions of the genome having higher GC% values.

The advantages and disadvantages of removal of toxic metals, different organic and voltaic substances, greenhouse gases as well as mixed contaminants are listed in Table  1 (Doty 2008).> Bacterial endophytes might function more effectively than bacteria added to the soil because they participate in a process known as bioaugmentation (Newman and Reynol 2005).

Finally, what factors might account for scoring models that function effectively in a class at one university but fail at a similar class in another?

Health might be defined better as the ability to function effectively in complete harmony with one's environment.

Rather than simply giving doctors sufficient emotional distance to function effectively, this sort of horsing around might harden their hearts, making them less able to regard a patient as fully human.

The disagreement leads us to conclude that Lakoff's (2012) idealized cognitive models i.e. arbitrarily derived concepts (of which blended learning might be one) are necessary if we are to function effectively.

The relative success of the group's mission to Kenya might be seen as an example of how they can function effectively.

"Our board has ceased to function effectively".

"Without institutional reform this expanded union cannot function effectively".

"We can function effectively in a foreign environment,'' Pedro said.