Different combinations of the keywords antipsychotic*, neuroleptic* AND open, pragmatic, practical, naturalistic, real life, effectiveness, side effect*, unwanted effect*, tolera* AND compar* AND random* were used.
But the real-life effect was to gut the rule that had prevented the patenting of abstract ideas in areas like medical research.
It describes the pragmatic, real-life effect of introducing a new process.
While it is still early to draw conclusions about the real-life effect of plain packaging, a growing body of experimental evidence supports the potential public health benefits of plain packaging.
Moreover, for all prescribed therapies, the collection of postmarketing data is critical for the evaluation and characterization of the real-life effect and risk profile of treatments and can help in the detection of rare side effects and treatment interactions.
Of course, isolating the real-life effects of social inequality can be tricky.
But if they are accurate, they would have arresting real-life effects when applied across a population as large as living N.F.L. retirees.
But critics of Section 5 — like Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. — would rather not consider the real-life effects of voting changes on minority voters in historically discriminatory areas.
His latest, "The Dark Road," uses a fictional narrative to depict the tragic real-life effects of China's one-child policy, initiated in 1979 to control population growth.
