These effects render the effective area at wavelengths longward of the C edge ( ∼ 44 Å) less well-calibrated than at shorter wavelengths.
Further, the complexity of the hostile solid tumor microenvironment, antigenic diversity and dynamicity and the presence of a tenacious stem cell population rendered the effective development to the clinic questionable.
Different from the traditional powder processing, the solution-based fabrication strategy easily renders the effective combination of PTCDA and CB in the resultant CB/PTCDA composites, thus greatly improving their electrochemical performances.
These effects may mask the presence of fractures around the wellbores of naturally fractured reservoirs and may render the effective fracture conductivity and fracture half-length of hydraulically fractured wells much less than the designed parameters.
Otherwise, the opposing coach would be able to decipher the strategy, rendering the strategy less effective.
One explanation for the movement is that the older caterpillars are much larger than the background needle, thus rendering the camouflage less effective.
But seriously, most women either miss them every once in a while, fail to take it at the same time every day, vomit one up without thinking about it, go on antibiotics every now and again, rendering the pill less effective, etc.
However, we soon learned, empirically, that this targeted therapeutic approach was subverted over time as the cancer cells learned and reacted to the initial treatment, oftentimes rendering the treatment less effective or completely ineffective.
As many of the chemotherapeuticals act during S-phase, it would not be surprising that the amount of DNA lesions created is greatly reduced for cancers without CtIP/RBBP8, rendering the drugs less effective.
However, soon after this targeted approach was initiated, it was subverted as cancer cells learned and reacted to the initial treatments, oftentimes rendering the treatment less effective or even completely ineffective.
