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People who enter hospice care with palliative treatments usually decide to forgo them anyway when they become less effective or more burdensome, Ms. Bodnar said, but "this allows people to make the transition over time".
Consequently, antibacterial drugs have become less effective or even ineffective, resulting in a global health security emergency.
If banks are driven, for any reason, to reduce lending to the private sector, monetary policy may become less effective, ineffective or even counterproductive.
We are less inclined to think about where the water goes from there — how flood mitigation measures like ponds and detention basins can become less effective over time or fail if not properly maintained, or how the ability of streams and rivers to carry runoff changes due to sediment movement and other natural processes.
It was anticipated from the beginning that the single intensive training programme would be effective for a period of time but would become less effective as staff moved or memories faded.
Mr. Bloomberg's aides dispute the idea that he has lost focus or become less effective.
Although cognitive-based OppNet solutions proved to be efficient (with limited overheads), they can become less effective when facing dynamic scenarios or situations where nodes cannot fully collaborate with each other, as we show in this paper.
Teams can cut costs by not insuring some players as they age or become less effective and by extending the time it takes before the team is paid off from the most expensive 60-day option to 90, 120 or 182 days.
The next most valuable is by phone or videoconference, but with a caveat: Those technologies become less effective as more people participate in the call or conference.
The product should be covered by another building material before this period expires, or the Tyvek may become less effective.
