Sentence examples for which effectively uses from inspiring English sources

Since we use the improved fuzzy vault scheme, which effectively uses all finite field elements as vault points [69], the correlation attack from [66] cannot be applied.

Advocates of DPN, which effectively uses an atomic force microscope (AFM) as a pen, herald its ability both to fabricate and monitor high-resolution, miniaturized molecular arrays.

Gene expression was first calculated by using the RSEM program [ 27], which effectively uses ambiguously-mapping reads to estimate expression abundance.

One model is the SEC's response to Y2K, which effectively used disclosure as a means to cajole companies to address a risk not just to the bottom line but to the national interest.

About two-thirds of the film is devoted to their reminiscences, in which Samir effectively uses a split screen to contrast now and then.

Within blocks, test tones were separated by only 3 s, which effectively precluded using relative pitch as a response strategy [27], [29].

Among others, the review by Betcherman et al. (2004) and especially evaluations from Sweden and Switzerland (Gerfin and Lechner 2002, Kluve et al. 2008 as well as Sianesi 2008, 2001), point to evidence of effective programs in which employers effectively use subsidized hirings as screening devices as substitutes to work experience.

The cholesterol system, which stores and effectively uses fat when the food supply is low, led to deposition of cholesterol in blood vessels after the age of 40 years, causing atherosclerosis and myocardial infarction.

Not surprisingly, open-source software was well represented in Howard Dean's Democratic presidential primary campaign, which so effectively used the Internet and Web logs in grass-roots organizing.

As demands on fresh water resources multiply, farmers need to embrace ways in which they effectively use what they have, for example through rainwater harvesting.

Last week's episode, which very effectively used a story about Asperger's to address frames of reference, was so fascinating that I nearly pulled off a dirt road to text my friend that she needed to listen to it immediately.