But the opening scenes give proof of intelligence, and the series might yet display that intelligence more effectively, and give Mr. Anderson room to play.
Possibly, additional neurons, not photoactivated, need to cooperate with ASJ to promote dauer-exit more effectively; yet, more likely, ASJ was insufficiently depolarized due to progressive ChR2(C128S) inactivation, and due to the observed susceptibility of ChR2(C128S) to ATR-deprivation.
Volunteers may be more educated and motivated and engage more effectively, yet they may have personal agendas.
1 3 Undoubtedly, early aneurysm occlusion prevents recurrent haemorrhage and vasospasm can be treated more effectively, yet nothing can be done about irreversible brain damage.
And yet, these works serve, perhaps more effectively than more straightforward forms of book worship, as moving expressions of our transforming relationship to books — and the potential for beauty, as well as loss, in that change.
One-to-one tuition [for struggling pupils] seems like a desperate political act to appear to be "doing something", and yet the funding could be far more effectively used if given to schools direct.
In fact, CD95L expression in most cancer cells is barely detectable, yet elimination of CD95L induces DICE more effectively in cells that express less CD95L, perhaps because CD95L becomes rate limiting more easily.
The West doesn't spend more money, it just spends more effectively.Barring a yet-undetected contamination of the water supply in the eastern United States, the only intrinsic geographical reason for the West's edge is that its cities tend to have warmer weather to attract free agents, a marginal effect at most.
But even with widespread access to e-books, publishers have not yet figured out how to sell them more effectively to consumers.
It is not clear that we have yet figured out how to invest resources more effectively.
