A survey of nearly 40 years of alumni from Worcester Polytechnic Institute WPIin in Massachusetts, which since 1974 has required each student to participate in two major projects, found this approach "substantially more effective for women, suggesting that a project-based curriculum may boost female success in the science, technology, mathematics and engineering fields," writes Allie Grasgreen.
Hence, a risk benefit comparison would need to address the likely situation of adulticiding being substantially < 100% effective, for example, by reducing estimates of adulticiding-based benefit by a factor of 1/ x, where x represents the effectiveness of adulticiding.
Our strategy for determining whether melanopsin modulates vision was to compare responses to the same visual stimuli presented against backgrounds appearing equivalent to conventional photoreceptors but differing substantially in effective irradiance for melanopsin.
It is substantially more cost-effective for federal employees to lock in term or permanent coverage outside of FEGLI before age 45.
This will in turn enable scientists to work with substantially larger effective population sizes for mapping complex agronomic traits using selective phenotyping approaches [15].
Fluid overload is substantially more effective in accounting for ICU stay than 0.1mg/dL changes in serum creatinine.
These initial screens collectively revealed 83 spontaneous Hs but no DHs (although one DH was discovered subsequently), with the undirected phenotypic 'off-type' selection proving substantially more effective than screening for twin embryos.
However, despite being effective for quantifying intake, CAFE feeding substantially reduces both the egg-laying and lifespan compared to those seen in flies provided with food in the usual agar-gelled medium [7], [9].
This may be the important reason why combined psychosocial intervention was substantially more effective (using rates of discontinuation for any cause as the measure of effectiveness), but slightly higher QALYs than medication treatment alone in present study.
"Over the last few years the government has substantially tightened the rules on non-domiciles but offshore trusts can still be very effective for saving tax for non-domiciled people".
In our research from more than a decade we continue to find that leaders who ask for feedback are substantially more effective than leaders who don't.
