Furthermore, we constructed a principal coordinate analysis (PCA; [31]) graph in GenAlEx to visualize a covariance matrix with data standardization derived from the pairwise FST values to more effectively view the patterns of genetic distance among populations.
Second, we also found that while the side-view reflects morphological criteria more effectively, the front-view also captures significantly body shape variation related to all morphological criteria.
His arguments therefore directly engage with the view of Brentano, but even more effectively with the views of other 19th century philosophers like J. Bergmann and W. Windelband who also defended the polarity thesis (see Textor (ed).
The simulation results shows electrochromic glass with appropriate zoning can control the glare more effectively while the view to outside is maintained.
I agree, for example, with those who say that American colleges and universities could pursue our truth-seeking mission more effectively if conservative views were better represented on our campuses.
The announcement is the strongest sign yet that China intends to spend billions of dollars over the next few years to create a global media empire that can match the country's rising economic and diplomatic power and more effectively project its views to an international audience.
Each of these helps us to understand how to view power more effectively, both in the past and the future.
Williams could sell this bleak world view more effectively, but the clarity of his vision, and his poeticism, overcome resistance.
The challenge for communicators of all political stripes is to identify the ideas that will fire the imagination of citizens with centre-right views more effectively than the seductive, do-nothing arguments of sceptic groups like the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
But we can and should do more together, and we can do it, in our view, more effectively.
As evidence, she pointed to social science research, including work by University of Michigan professor Scott Page showing that groups of people with different backgrounds and views tackle challenging problems more effectively than those with similar backgrounds and views.
