Sentence examples for failed directly from inspiring English sources

None of specimens with transverse discontinuous plies failed directly in compression due to misalignment in the wavy plies.

Failed recordings are spread evenly across the intervention and control groups, but not across time-points: baseline, 1 intervention and 1 control recording failed; directly after the intervention, 1 intervention recording failed; primary outcome, 2 intervention and 4 control recordings failed; and follow-up, 2 intervention and 1 control recording failed.

Although the report fails directly to place the hackers inside the building, it argues there is no other logical reason why so many attacks have emanated from such a small area.

Furthermore, given our demonstration that MCP-1 stimulation of skeletal muscle cells in vitro fails directly to upregulate IL-1α, IL-1β, or IL-6 expression, it is likely that the ability of MCP-1 neutralization to downregulate these cytokines in vivo during sepsis is achieved, at least in part, via intermediary partners.

They observed that Spry2 directly interacted with WT B-Raf and inhibited ERK but failed to directly bind the mutant B-Raf and did not affect ERK.

Labor failed to directly and constantly link questions about Turnbull's investments to his government's policy and legislative agenda.

It reportedly carried out a series of small attacks, though Japanese authorities failed to directly implicate the cult.

"I am incredibly disappointed that he failed to directly address the problem of comfort women," Chu said in a statement after Abe's speech.

National and international aid programmes and NGOs have failed to directly address the challenge of child labour and slavery, let alone adult forced labour, as central elements of the development agenda.

Colombia, one of the world's biggest cocaine producers, continues to spend $35.7bn£23bnbn) a year on failed policies directly related to the global war on drugs, according to HPA's estimates.

Williams said the government would largely adopt the recommendations of a review of student funding published in September, which argued that the current regime – which has protected Welsh students from the imposition of £9,000 tuition fees and loans since 2012 – failed to directly help those from the worst-off households.