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Previous analyses of the AGT M235T SNP and CHD have reported an association with the homozygous T/T variant [ 10, 13, 14], but these relatively small studies may not have had enough power to effectively identify recessive genetic effects.

But Mr. Bennett wanted the power to effectively veto legislation he found unsuitable, as well.

Congress has the power to effectively override an emergency declaration through a resolution of disapproval.

They argued that Obama had overreached and does not have the power to effectively change immigration law.

But he added that Nasdaq could easily damage the market if it used its power to effectively force the system on unwilling competitors.

By forbidding combinations of European businesses, the commission has the power to effectively stop big corporate deals even if the parent companies are not European.

Only a few studies are sufficiently large enough or powered to effectively examine the effect size of SMS interventions.

It is of no apparent interest to Farage and fellow Europhobes that Britain does not belong to the visa-free Schengen area, that it already has sufficient legal powers to effectively police its national borders, and that EU nationals are not the primary, or even a significant source of terrorism on British soil.

Green campaigners point out that, while it suited the SNP during the referendum debate to cast fracking as a Westminster imposition, the Scottish government already has the planning and environmental regulatory powers to effectively eliminate the practice north of the border.

The government of Cameroon must empower local communities and authorities to manage and reduce disaster risk through appropriate legislation; by providing access to the necessary information and resources; and through the employment of professionally trained man-power to effectively implement DRR policies.

As a councilwoman, I will act in the furtherance of the General Plan and not use zoning powers to effectively take private property.