Some courts, for example, understood the standard to require that an appreciable, meaningful, or more-than-trivial benefit be conferred by the education provided, and others took it to require progress, effective results, or demonstrable improvements in academic performance.
As the therapeutic, imaging, and diagnostic applications of plasmonic nanomaterials progress, effective methods for NIR light delivery to challenging anatomical regions will complement ongoing efforts to advance plasmonic photothermal therapy toward clinical use.
Such considerations could be important in progressing effective implementation of the framework developed by Lavis and colleagues [ 28] for evaluating what has been done to promote efforts to link research to action.
There is a good correlation between the progress of effective case depth and a proposed time-temperature compensated parameter.
We combine moderate selection pressure and short generation intervals to accelerate genetic progress, increase effective recombination rates, and minimize genetic drift through large effective population size.
Research identified promising therapeutics in cell models of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), but there is limited progress translating effective treatments to animal models and patients, and ALS remains a disease with no effective treatment.
The fact that GRN mutations produced in mice do not display all the features of the human disorder has limited progress towards effective treatments for FTD.
This may be an old story for most people, but the Potters have managed not to confront it until now, and their individual resolutions of how to proceed as Tremont is yanked along at the tail end of progress make effective kitchen drama.
In the last decade, and more rapidly in the last five years, a new generation of German chefs has made neue Deutsche küche, or new German cuisine, an engine of culinary progress, particularly effective when allied, as it often is, with top-quality traditional ingredients from organic farms.
It is a strange omission, but it would be a mistake to tamper with a merit system that, while imperfect, has produced a diverse bench on which women outnumber men, 4 to 3. Beyond legal philosophy, the pressing issue for Governor Paterson is which candidate is most likely to continue Judge Kaye's hard-won progress toward effective and responsive access to justice for all New Yorkers.
This idea allowed in the past fifteen years considerable complexity progress in effective polynomial equation solving.
