Sentence examples for be ineffective in improving from inspiring English sources
If consumption doesn't drop, the soda tax may be ineffective in improving health.
Rediset was found to be ineffective in improving the creep and recovery response of the control binders.
However, despite the anti-mucus secreting properties and smooth muscle relaxant effect, atropine was found to be ineffective in improving the symptoms of asthma in clinical trials [18].
Although there are studies which show that prenatal care improves birth weight (see, for example, [3],[19]-[21] ,[19]-[21], there are still others that find prenatal care to be ineffective in improving birth weight (see, for example, studies cited in [11]).
Some considered acupuncture to be ineffective in improving their main symptoms: this contributed to data acceptability and credibility.
Numerous drugs have been shown to be ineffective in improving walking distance in persons with intermittent claudication (Hiatt 2001; Eberhardt et al 2000).
Utilizing a regression discontinuity design (RD) approach, we concluded that the driving restrictions in Lanzhou are ineffective in improving its air quality.
For Martin Rathfelder meanwhile, Director of the Manchester based, Labour-affiliated Socissuet Heatth Astakeatisn, thatissunder stake is that under both Labour and now the coalition, the way money has been spent, or not spent as the case may be, has simply been ineffective in improving public health and tackling health inequalities.
CONCLUSIONS: We conclude that rate modulation is ineffective in improving the functional status or quality of life of patients with a bradycardia indication for dual-chamber pacing.
Bariatric surgery is avoided if possible, given the high rate of complications, but may be considered if other treatment modalities are ineffective in improving oxygen levels and symptoms.
Whatever the nature of the change that is taking place on the international health scene, the stance of GHAs alone is ineffective in improving the health of populations.
