Sentence examples for considered relatively ineffective from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, nebulizers have been used for bronchodilator therapy during mechanical ventilation, because bronchodilator delivery with a MDI is considered relatively ineffective.

Dryopteridaceae species are considered relatively advanced ferns.

Indeed, bronchodilator delivery with MDI is considered to be relatively ineffective due to drug deposition in the ventilator circuit and endotracheal tube [ 13*].

Considering that biological weapons are relatively ineffective, it might not take much vaccination to deter their use.

Praziquantel is considered the drug of choice for schistosomiasis but is relatively ineffective against the migrating larvae that are the cause of the acute symptoms.

In conclusion, this study shows that vitespen is a relatively ineffective agent in patients with metastatic RCC.

This incident is considered to have been experimental, and the bombs were described as "home-made, amateurish and relatively ineffective".

Finally, even successful prosecutions of gun law violations are relatively ineffective.

Conversely, I have a senior member of staff who is highly paid yet relatively ineffective.

But the system of close political monitoring was relatively ineffective, and did not last.

Most employers are probably more like a baseball team, with its relatively ineffective luxury tax, than an N.B.A. team.