This has proved more effective than having them repeat spoken phrases, the traditional therapy.
Accordingly, the reported study examined whether supporting the narrated textual explanations of the related graphics in a visual form as key words or phrases would be more effective to learning in a realistic setting (and with English as a foreign language for the students) than the exact visual duplication of the narrated text.
Although phrase-based tagging is found to be more effective than token-based tagging for both resources, the two resources show mixed effects regarding the benefits of tagging longest phrases only versus all phrases, with OBO favoring the former and UMLS the latter.
To be more effective in node classification, in both training and prediction phrases we extract community prior and identifier features of each node in linear time, which makes our algorithm much faster.
Blocking keywords or phrases in URLS can often be more effective than blocking the proxy site itself.
Rather it's been shown to be more effective if you give people time to absorb words and phrases at their own pace.
A more effective way is to provide a better match to the composition of the musical phrase; by attempting a pitch-based parsing of individual notes.
But instead of fussing about the meaningless phrase "size zero", or conflating thinness with anorexia, the WEP would be more effective if it looked at the prevalence of eating disorders in the fashion industry and exposed this.
Now a company called Gong.io, which uses artificial intelligence to help B2B sales people be more effective, has analyzed more than 500,000 sales conversations and figured out the most effective words and phrases that help sales conversations be more successful.
At its root, the phrase is a call for the US Justice Department to change this – with the implied suggestion that more effective prosecution of people who kill unarmed black teenagers would be a good place to start.
Examples of this word play include the use of the phrase "step therapy," a process in which older drugs must be tried before newer and more effective treatment.
