Sentence examples for failed neither from inspiring English sources
Other attempts to obtain effective decongestion that reduces diuretic dosage by using other drugs have recently failed: neither low-dose dopamine nor low-dose nesiritide enhanced decongestion or improved renal function [ 24].
Attempts to generate these Au peroxide species directly from O2 failed: neither the hydride 12 nor the Au(ii) dimer 14 insert O2, even under forcing conditions, in spite of the calculated exothermic character of the reaction.
According to the modified WHO (mWHO) criteria, any tumor growth and/or appearance of new lesions indicate progressive disease that may mean that the treatment has failed; neither the measurement of new lesions nor their inclusion as part of the patient's total tumor burden is required.
This paper presents the unique feature of the S-graph framework to isolate cross-transfer during optimization, whereas the available mathematical programming methods inherently fail neither to detect nor to eliminate this infeasibility.
Inputting the Konami Code (pictured, main) into Contra gave a player 30 lives with which to experiment and learn and struggle, creating breathing room and the freedom to fail, neither of which existed in the original experience.
Efforts to mediate between the defiant Muslim Brotherhood and the military-backed government had failed, with neither side willing to compromise.
Gordon Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn, has revealed how efforts to make peace between John Terry and Wayne Bridge failed when neither man volunteered to take part in mediation.
I don't know why this pregnancy succeeded any more than I know why earlier pregnancies failed – and neither do my doctors.
Diamantino, a humble infantryman, captures the mood: "If the politicians want more war, they can go to the bush themselves, because we are never going back .Previous negotiations failed because neither side was exhausted.
"The queen's speechwriter did not fail and neither did her delivery".
Negrych was the first person I talked to who advanced the notion, which later became more popular, that letting Lehman fail was neither a mistake nor a cause of anything, any more than Pearl Harbor was the cause of the Second World War.
