The results suggest that the nutritional intervention was effective, but linseed oil showed notable effects by increasing the HDL cholesterol concentration.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines effective as: "powerful in effect; producing a notable effect".
Their association was notable for effective running; the pair developed such an unusually good understanding that they were able to run without calling to each other.
The most notable and effective aspect of disaster management in Brunei is the response mechanism put in place to minimize the impact of disasters and facilitate post-disaster recovery and coping.
These recommendations have notable and effective precedents for using international law in this way.
However, most of these agents produce notable adverse effects, and searching for new agents with safe and effective therapy of RA has become essential [ 7– 9].
He is instead, assiduously effective, notable above all for his peripheral vision and awareness of space, the ability to play not just the pass before a goal but the pass before the pass that makes a goal, qualities that do not so much leap out as emerge, once again, by stealth.
Whilst the above equation predicts the experimental measure in the case of a large number of samples, it is notable that the effective finite sampling of the integrals could result in large measured deviations from mean behaviour.
Thus, the notable antireflection effects require physical origins in addition to the aforementioned ones, such as a reduced effective refractive index and multiple scattering.
This dual activity would be highly advantageous in a vaccine, and it is notable that the most effective phagoctyosis inducing antibodies (to NTS-DBL1α of ITvar9) were also the most effective rosette-inhibiting antibodies (Table 1).
