In this case, the static stress change (e.g., Hardebeck et al. 1998) caused by the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake was not effectively transferred at distance, but instead, the dynamic effects of seismic shaking were considered to be reasonable earthquake triggers (Miyazawa 2016).
Concentrations of trichloromethane and chlorinated haloacetic acids were not substantially reduced under these conditions and were not effectively removed at doses designed to remove geosmin and 2-methylisoborneol.
The hosts might have run up a cricket score had they not effectively declared at the interval, the second‑half saunter yielding a fifth goal while Genk's players wheezed at the casual ferocity of it all.
Yesterday, the British High Court ruled that only the Parliament could decide on whether the country would leave the EU or not, effectively removing, at least for the moment, the pistol from Britain's head.
However, based on our docking studies, the A3 inhibitor could not effectively bind at the two neighboring helices.
Furthermore, the main stakeholders are not effectively engaged at the institutional level for policies and program development.
Firstly, patients who were referred from private and district hospitals suffered disproportionately from repeated fits than those who came directly to MNH from home, implying that measures to prevent repeated fits were not effectively instituted at these hospitals.
However, when buried, the geogrid did not effectively control erosion, at least not that of the upper soil layer.
Human wellbeing depends upon earth's natural systems for our food, fuel, clean freshwater, protection from storms, shelter, and yet our current economic system does not effectively value nature -- either at all, or certainly at the level it is due.
This suggests that the incident light is not effectively converted into electricity at a higher photon density, which may be attributed to a lower rate of photon capture due to the insufficient QDs loading on TiO2 nanorods.
