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One solution, the so-called limited-slip differential, has proved effective in distributing torque more effectively during acceleration, and it is a lifesaver when your garage is at the end of a steep, slippery driveway.

The camera is not his best friend, though he learned to use it more effectively during the campaign.

Make sure you also research your potential boss, which will help you find ways to connect with them more effectively during the interview.

For example, if you know how quickly you can rebuild a system, you'll act more effectively during real attacks making difficult decisions quickly and avoiding knee-jerk responses.

With blood being pumped at a far greater rate around the body, in theory, the heart should be able to function more effectively during physical activity, until the system reverts back to its original state.

Other life skills also topped the list, with 23 per cent of graduates saying university helped them to develop better people skills, although only seven per cent said they learned how to manage money more effectively during their studies.

Zonae Cogito also introduces new tools that allow spatial flexibility in the proposed protected area networks to be more effectively leveraged during the design process, and facilitates better information flow through interoperability with other software packages.

Stopping one lap earlier than Ricciardo meant Alonso was narrowly ahead as the Australian emerged from the pits, but the Red Bull re-passed the Ferrari into Turn Two and was able to edge ahead more effectively than during the first stint, holding the position until hitting trouble.

Commercials are big business and a complicated mixture of creativity hits and misses and nowhere is that highlighted more effectively than during the Super Bowl.

During hypoxia, which also activates AMPK, fatty acids induced PDK4 expression more effectively than during normoxia.

Further investigations should be carried out to understand how infection control information can be more effectively communicated during transitions of care.