Can Soundbooth CS3 effects be used directly in Premiere Pro?

Just wondering if you can add the effects in Soundbooth CS3 to the Audio Effects panel within Premiere Pro CS3?
By this I mean, can I use Soundbooth effects in Premiere, without actually starting Soundbooth? I do NOT want to use the 'Edit In Soundbooth' option.
Thanks

yes

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