The garrison was reinforced with regular troops in the following months, however the British only had effective control of the fort and the nearby town.
Ethics Bowl is gratifying because it is an example of the enormous value of the liberal arts for working through concrete problems, part of creating a generation of leaders who will not only have effective skills at promoting whatever their (or their company's, or NGO's) goals are, but also the critical, reflective, deliberative, and even social skills needed to set the right goals.
Bacteria in a biofilm have a profoundly reduced susceptibility to antibiotic treatment and, therefore, an ideal antibiotic-loaded carrier should not only have effective bacterial growth inhibition, but also should inhibit biofilm formation [ 27].
Many philosophers and social scientists agree that a social order is a legal system only if it has effective authority.
His father, Mangelal Singh, said Ram Singh would not have been able to orchestrate a suicide because he only had the effective use of one arm - he had damaged his right arm in a driving accident in 2009.
Subjects in the group 'Nucleus Only' had fully effective infusions of muscimol (with ineffective nuclear infusions of CNQX) at the nuclear cannula, but failed to meet the criteria for effective cortical infusion, based upon Performance Testing with either muscimol, or CNQX, or both.
Within a decade success was declared; not only had an effective vaccine been produced, it had also been commercialized, trialled and marketed by the Burroughs Wellcome Company (BWC) at its Wellcome Physiological Research Laboratories (WPRL) at Beckenham in Kent.
Our method based on biophysical and sonographic data only has proved to be effective in identifying patients at high risk for APO [ 3].
For one thing, not only has the administration delayed the effective date of the mandate for a year, but both conservatives and liberals have called for its repeal.
"Not only has ketamine been shown as effective, unlike other treatments it also works very quickly almost immediately".
