Sentence examples for comparatively ineffective from inspiring English sources

If Nick Clegg takes one lesson from the first debate into the BBC second leg next week, it should be to spend less time on 'what the real facts show', if he does want to do more than mobilise existing EU-enthusiasts to the Lib Dem banner... Why facts are a comparatively ineffective way to persuade' is the theme of a growing body of political psychology research.

The use of ultraviolet irradiation or ethyl alcohol solution was comparatively ineffective for sterilisation.

There is evidence that splicing of U12 introns is comparatively ineffective and is a rate-limiting step in gene expression [ 24].

Titanium implants with naturally smooth surfaces have thus been comparatively ineffective in tissue adhesion; to enhance their integration with the body, they are often subjected to sandblasting and/or acid etching prior to implantation.

Although this has been effective in most parts of the world, contributing to the sustained downward trend in global TB prevalence, it has nevertheless been comparatively ineffective in countries with high HIV prevalence.

In vivo STX140 has showed the capability to restrict tumour growth, whereas 2-MeOE2 has been shown to be comparatively ineffective (Ryschich et al, 2003; Ireson et al, 2004; Utsumi et al, 2005).

Flouting their recommendations on major policy questions is not only grossly undemocratic, but it will result in comparatively sloppy, ineffective, and/or inequitable legislation.

Sites producing maximal responses were well-localized; microinjections 0.5 1.0 mm medial or lateral to these sites were typically ineffective or produced comparatively small responses at longer onset latencies.

They believe that the threat of failure on that basis is comparatively smaller than taking no action and leaving the fate of the region to what they view as an ineffective American strategy.

And ineffective?

Comparatively well.