Sentence examples for was effectively considered from inspiring English sources
As it was effectively considered Augustus' private property rather than a province of the Empire, it became part of each succeeding emperor's patrimonium.
Because the exposure of interest was environmental (i.e., risk to the general public due to EtO in ambient air) and was assumed to begin at birth but with a 15-year lag, risk was effectively considered to begin at age 15 years.
By setting a significance threshold, only variants in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with undiscovered mutations of moderate effect size are effectively considered in the enrichment or depletion analysis.
The "Great Dukes of the West," as the Burgundian princes were called, were effectively considered national sovereigns, their domains extending from the Zuiderzee to the Somme.
In a clinical trial, 79 percent of people treated with Incivek combined with the existing treatment achieved what is effectively considered a cure, compared with 46 percent for those getting the existing drugs alone.
In this regime, the system can be effectively considered as an acoustic metamaterial with adaptive dispersion properties.
This method performs power estimation only at the assembly-level with accuracy from 4% for simple cases to 10% when both parallelism and pipeline stalls are effectively considered.
Therefore, a combination of ICPs with another electrospinnable polymer is effectively considered to fabricate nanofibers but this may lead to the detriment of the electronic properties.
Linear dependence between active and reactive power injections of WPG can also be effectively considered by the modified cumulant calculation framework.
This could be effectively considered a CO2 sequestration from atmosphere due the conversion of burned to green harvest [11], which despite the uncertain, has the potential to mitigate all GHG emission of this sector.
Results demonstrate that the obtained remotely sensed land characterization can be effectively considered as a proxy of the VCQ status of the examined region, especially for studies of actual land degradation.
