As suitable data becomes available for a wider range of organisms, it will become possible to evaluate more effectively the effects of population size in this context.
In another departure, this year's report, which was issued last week, calls for the increased collection and more effective use of statistics to aid in promoting human rights by quantifying more effectively the conditions under which many people live.
He could not have demonstrated more effectively the versatility of this great Sauternes, Yquem.
Properly drafted, such a document could, among many things, pin down more effectively the proper dimensions of prime ministerial power.
Initially designed to thwart communist expansion more effectively, the strategy has become a fundamental principle of American military thinking.
When our services can work together more effectively, the quality of care in every type of service, from hospitals to care homes, will be improved.
Burke believes that regarding childhood trauma as a medical issue helps her to treat more effectively the symptoms of patients like Sullivan.
But unless Democrats make that argument more effectively, the jobs emergency will remain a political emergency for Mr. Obama and his party.
More slowly and less dramatically, but perhaps more effectively, the new teachings travelled as trade expanded and princes sought wives in other, often Christian lands.
To confront foreign activity more effectively, the Russian tsar Paul I approved the formation of a monopoly, and all other companies were absorbed into United American.
Sights on a Checkpoint By summer, with defections rising and the rebels fighting more effectively, the army's grip had been loosened.
