Sentence examples for recorded effectively from inspiring English sources

Among patients with the m.14484T>C mutation, the genotype that has been reported to confer a better prognosis of visual recovery, a high spontaneous recovery rate in the placebo group was recorded, effectively abolishing a treatment effect in these patients.

On Thursday, the governor said he had received the applications from two communities, Provincetown and Springfield, and found 10 out-of-state marriage applications that the state would not record, effectively nullifying those marriages.

Partly, this was a case of the law catching up with technology, because the advent of videotaping allowed dance to be recorded more effectively than was previously possible.

Validity means that the collective choice in fact expresses the will of the electorate; reliability refers to each vote's being accurately recorded and effectively counted; and legitimacy means that the criteria of validity and reliability have been met, so that the result of the voting is acceptable and provides authoritative guidelines in subsequent political conduct.

The CCD recording chip of the Sony HD 24P camera records effectively about two million pixels for each of the three primary colors, significantly less than the number of a high-quality film frame.

That is when they expect a ruling from the Texas attorney general that they hope will clarify whether Governor Bush, by transferring the records, effectively moved them from under the aegis of the state, and its public information law.

The United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara, said the fake records "effectively hid the doomed state of an investment firm founded in fraud," adding that his investigation into "this colossal deception" was continuing.

Experimental results on two public data sets show that ABPR is able to leverage uncertain examination records effectively, and can achieve better recommendation performance than the state-of-the-art algorithm on various ranking-oriented evaluation metrics.

In December 2001, the U.S. Treasury Department DOTT) seized and confiscated the charity's assets and records, effectively putting the organization out of business.

Except for the SDMES (China), the other initiatives can capture longitudinal information on medical use from outpatient records effectively, but are less able to aggregate inpatient data.

Not everyone was grateful to him: Peel's verdict on a record or a demo tape effectively decided whether a certain kind of young band had a career or not.