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'Do not do' recommendation reminders may be ineffective at improving clinical practice or achieving disinvestment.

144 Randomized controlled studies have supported the antipruritic effect of cetirizine, levocetirizine, fexofenadine, loratadine, and hydroxyzine in helping to control these symptoms in patients with AD. 145– 149 In contrast, chlorpheniramine and terfenadine were found to be ineffective at improving nocturnal itching and scratching behavior.

However, two multi-center, randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and two large observational studies have shown the liberal use of blood transfusions, with the goal of maintaining relatively arbitrary Hb concentrations (e.g. 10 g/dl), to not only be ineffective at improving outcomes, but also potentially harmful [ 10, 11, 25, 26].

Conclusions: Rearfoot orthotics, irrespective of design or posting, were ineffective at improving postural sway after lateral ankle sprain.

However, wheel running is ineffective at improving motor function (Resedal et al. 2002).

Once again the treatment algorithm was ineffective at improving pHi and the therapy was instituted after the insult.

Our study showed that treatment with saracatinib was ineffective at improving the 6-month survival in an unselected patient population with metastatic pancreas cancer.

The ∆ ppc and ∆ ilvE strains were found to be ineffective at increasing the isobutanol titer and performed as WT (data not shown), and the ∆ pyc strain slightly improved the isobutanol titer to 4.3 g/L (Fig.  4a).

People can be ineffective at creating boundaries.

Water alone will likely be ineffective at removing the oil.

Rediset was found to be ineffective in improving the creep and recovery response of the control binders.