But if it succeeds, the effects may be profound.South African retailers such as Shoprite, Pick 'n' Pay, Spar and Woolworths are highly sophisticated and offer a fine array of fresh food, at least in the big cities.
Second, by combining the results of the baseline analyses with outcome data from the DD2 randomized clinical trials, the extent to which the DD2 treatments are succeeding in attaining effects within the identified areas with cost-saving potential can be explored.
Influential support from colleagues in Asia Minor and from Constantia, the sister of Emperor Constantine I, succeeded in effecting Arius's return from exile and his readmission into the church after consenting to a compromise formula.
Middle powers can succeed in effecting change because of their diplomatic capability and their ability to project a credible position, which enables them to act as moral and intellectual leaders.
The only such individual who succeeded in effecting broad social changes was a member of the Hāshim (Hāshem) clan of Quraysh named Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd Allāh ibn ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib.
Although the problem of religion was not finally settled by the Edict of Nantes, Henry did succeed in effecting an extended truce during which he could apply himself to the task of restoring the royal position.
They succeeded in effecting the resignation of University President Tim Wolfe.
However, ideology cannot determine what actually will succeed in effecting a particular end in a particular situation.
Choreography is an image of human behavior and energy, but Edwaard Liang's "Woven Dreams" was merely an arrant display of human manipulation, with one sensationalist effect succeeding another without the least connecting sense of expressiveness or serious response to music (a taped assortment of string music highlights by four composers).
Through the process, the combination of pretreatment units is made in such a way so that the quality of feedwater is improved at a minimal cost for pretreatment and with minimal adverse effects on succeeding processes: membranes, storage and supply systems.
