Sentence examples for be ineffective in identifying from inspiring English sources
However, methods for measuring cross-talk, such as EMG signal cross-correlation, have been shown to be ineffective in identifying cross-talk [ 28].
A similar proportion said the information was "ineffective" in identifying and reducing risks to patient safety.
As expected, body temperature and plasma leukocyte counts were ineffective in identifying the infection focus.
Since self-assessment alone is ineffective in identifying weaknesses, learners should seek external feedback too.
Furthermore, this scintigraphic technique is ineffective in identifying relatively small thrombi, and it has good specificity and sensitivity only if there is active platelet aggregation on the surface of the LV mural thrombus at the time of imaging.
This risk screening system had a likelihood ratio of 1.16, indicating it was ineffective in identifying women at risk of pregnancy complications and generated too large a risk group for referral [LOE: 2-].
Whereas COP assessed during single leg stance with eyes open was ineffective in identifying patients with ankle instability [ 73, 74], this could be achieved with single leg stance with eyes closed [ 75, 76].
Self-assessment is important for self-regulation, but several studies have shown that self-assessment alone is ineffective in identifying weaknesses [ 1, 10- 12], because of its low correlation with external assessments and its variation with content, context and in what it brings about [ 13- 16].
Direct inhibition of MMPs with low molecular weight inhibitors proved to be ineffective in patients, as off-target effects were identified (38).
The undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel was ineffective in his place.
