Sentence examples for experience ineffective from inspiring English sources

Denver continued to experience ineffective quarterback play against Oakland.

As a result, CYP2D6 PM-classified patients experience ineffective analgesia and increased side effects from the parent drug (codeine) [ 7].

Loneliness is defined as the subjective experience of discomfort due to inadequate social exposure and experience, ineffective interpersonal interactions, and the lack of social interactions due to relocation or due to the death of significant others (12).

For example, being blamed, receiving insensitive reactions, and experiencing ineffective disclosures were particularly common among survivors who turned to formal community systems (especially the legal and medical systems).

In-depth analysis of these survivors' narratives revealed four general types of negative reactions experienced by these survivors: 1) being blamed; 2) receiving insensitive reactions; 3) experiencing ineffective disclosures; and 4) receiving inappropriate support.

David Longman, whose own family experience of ineffective PDT abroad and then successful PDT in the UK led him to found the charity Killing Cancer, has campaigned for some sort of official warning over unproven treatments.

Lincecum pointed this out as a way of identifying that he has experienced similarly ineffective stretches and overcame the issues that prompted his struggles.

Lack of authentic and accessible medicines has the potential to delay critical treatment for sick livestock, and experiences with ineffective medicines may reduce pastoralists' future willingness to invest in other treatments.

For example, in FMT, patients with acute or refractory inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are particularly "vulnerable due to their healthcare experiences with ineffective therapies and subsequent poor quality of life, both of which may increase the propensity to make healthcare decisions based solely on desperation" (Rubin et al., 2014).

That is not a sound bite or a generic religious response; it articulates our very recent experiences with ineffective military solutions to terrorism and brutal dictators.

Patients and parents were not primarily using complementary therapies because asthma medication was experienced as ineffective, but because they disliked reliance on medication, especially steroids (both inhaled and oral).