For example, preventing rapid weight gain in infancy, as well as maternal overnutrition during pregnancy, may suppress the program during a critical window of time in early life, lessening its pro-aging effects more effectively than later interventions.
In The Great God Brown, O'Neill dealt with a major theme that he expressed more effectively in later plays the conflict between idealism and materialism.
Why the GFP-312 mRNA is more effectively repressed at later stages of oogenesis is uncertain.
Suburban officials also say they are trying to persuade independent merchants to compete more effectively by staying open later to accommodate commuters or by improving their displays.
In adolescents, PGX in solution (5 g) was shown to reduce energy intake from a pizza meal given 90 minutes later more effectively than less viscous fibres, such as glucomannan and cellulose (Vuksan et al., 2009).
It also made effective use of sound, including background music that heightens tension and changes depending on the situation, and the sound of the player character's echoing footsteps that can change depending on the surface; these would later be used more effectively in Resident Evil.
Qualitative research is effective in the development of hypotheses in "newly emerged or under-researched areas" which can then be tested more effectively using quantitative measures at a later stage [ 25].
We observe that at later stages, tasks are more effectively accomplished at the expenses of reduced efficiency.
He later sealed the deal more effectively with a stagy but still satisfying "Brick House," which triumphantly closed the show.
The later can produce larger deformation and fracture zone than the former on the rock mass around the deduced roadway, which means that the later may utilize the high ground pressure more effectively to break hard-rock.
It looks more elegant and, I think it's also to more effectively facilitate the ECG/EKG capability which we'll come to later.
