"Predictable and timely funding will help us deliver much needed assistance to the most vulnerable more effectively," she concluded.
The committee effectively concluded that Enron's downfall was facilitated by more than just billion-dollar banks.
Bosnia's was, of course, a three-way war, effectively concluded by partition and occupation.
"Those responsible for conducting oversight at the NSA had failed to do so effectively," concluded Judge John D. Bates in 2009.
They say that Labour just does better because its vote is more effectively distributed, and they conclude: Hopes among Labour's rivals that revising constituency boundaries might level the playing field are very largely misplaced, therefore.
We conclude that HI more effectively increased the uptake of vaccine and enhanced the efficacy by which vaccine components are processed and presented by the innate immune system, dually enhancing the mucosal immune response.
Last year, Hill's, a division of Colgate-Palmolive, financed a study at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago; the study concluded that humans could more effectively lose weight by embarking on a diet in conjunction with their overweight dogs.
She found that people are writing more often and writing more effectively to their audiences than ever before, concluding that we are "in the midst of a literacy revolution the likes of which we haven't seen since Greek civilization".
For example, Bhandari and others, who looked at zinc supplementation in India, concluded that "Diarrhea is more effectively treated when caregivers receive education on zinc supplementation and have ready access to supplies of ORS and zinc".
Because bonobos are more tolerant of each other and more willing to share, they're able to cooperate more effectively than chimps in some situations, the researchers conclude.
We concluded therefore that the lean mice more effectively cleave TRAP, so that the obese mice, in effect, selectively over-express the monomeric form of the protein with low enzyme activity.
