You might do your stretches when pain relievers are at their peak effectiveness.
At the therapy's peak effectiveness, vision in the mice's treated eyes was twice as good as in the untreated eyes.
It was the sports media economy working at peak effectiveness, and it sucked like crazy.
Ultimately, entry level employees and seasoned professionals alike need to be mentally and physically fit in order to work at their peak effectiveness.
As you sleep, the caffeine will begin to kick in (it reaches peak effectiveness about 30 minutes after you drink it), so that when you wake, you'll be feeling your most refreshed.
Such tools could be employed by editors to ensure standards are upheld, to measure the effectiveness of their review systems and indicate areas for improvement.
We learn that anti-corruption movements reached their peaks of effectiveness when talented leaders showed explicitly how political wrongdoing was causing, or worsening, economic and social problems that profoundly harmed and troubled the citizenry.
Donor and recipient countries have committed themselves in summits such as Paris, Accra and Busan to uphold various principles in development cooperation and aid effectiveness.
Alesina and Spolaore (2003) call this the "costs of the scale of the state," while Zhou (2011) argues that it is due to the design of China's state system to uphold state authority at the cost of the effectiveness of governance.
"We are absolutely delighted to hear Japan's peak zoo body has voted to uphold international animal welfare standards and stop purchasing Taiji dolphins," Sarah Lucas, the chief executive, said.
Whatever the answer, on Wednesday they executed, all three of them, Nieuwenhuis to Tejada to d'Arnaud, saving the Mets' 3-2 withwith a dramatic defensive flourish at the game's peak moment, upheld by a review.
