Sentence examples for published effectively from inspiring English sources

In practice though, it makes the study as published effectively irreproducible.

"This appalling death toll of so many loved ones was compounded by an attempt to blame the victims," Mr. Cameron said as the new report was published, effectively rejecting earlier findings by a judicial inquiry and an inquest whose narrow conclusions, blaming police failings but also pointing to unruliness among the victims, had been battled relentlessly by the families for more than 20 years.

Because of the large number of existing Adv types, few real-time quantitative AdV polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays published effectively cover all AdV types.

In truth, the moment has been lost and the right to publish effectively endorsed without the contrary argument having been analysed.

But another nurse, Thomas Schwarz, also a published writer, effectively does it for her.

To get a sense of how Elanco frames these issues, take a look at the report Elanco published earlier this year, effectively throwing its hat into the world hunger ring.

The problem came down to organisational politics: even when the Times was spending actual money on games, the will to publish them effectively wasn't there.

Facebook can now save photos you don't publish, which effectively makes it a cloud storage locker.

The Nice guidelines published on Wednesday effectively reverse a generation of misconception about birth.

The PCC inquiry, published in November 2009, "effectively exonerated the News of the World", the select committee noted, but had not "fully, or forensically, ­considered all the evidence".

One second after a blogger gets a thought, it's effectively published, often without the blogger even bothering to do a spell check.