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The phrase 'failed otherwise' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the idea that a plan, attempt, or situation has not been successful except for one particular thing. For example, "The project was a disaster, but would have failed otherwise if not for John's hard work."
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In effect, the practice of subjecting patients to an added respiratory burden to try to improve the sensitivity and specificity of the tests to judge patient readiness for extubation generates doubt as to whether the added burden itself might have caused extubation failure in some patients who would not have failed otherwise.
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You should only do it if you think you're going to fail, otherwise the whole thing becomes depressingly routine".
"Girl, don't you know you's Negro?" Dickerson, who is so unsparing with herself and her family that she vows at the end of the book to try very hard never to write about them again, says, "Later, I came to understand that he both expected and needed blacks to fail, otherwise there was no proof of white perfidy".
A sequence passes a statistical test whenever the P value ≥ α and fails otherwise.
Monte Carlo simulations based on the helical wormlike chain model accurately predict internal forces when more than half of the loop is dsDNA but fail otherwise.
In our model, we assume that carrier sensing works when the separation is within the carrier sensing range and fails otherwise and use two different sets of equations to model the system in these situations.
The 'fuzzy' decryption terminates successfully if the Hamming distance between the keys is <' t' and it fails otherwise.
Continue if no record exists: if when selecting no match is found, the bulk loader will not fail, otherwise it fails and terminates execution.
We henceforth consider the (unknown) direct interaction network G direct as a probabilistic graph, where each edge in G direct survives the AP-MS process with probability p ^, and fails otherwise.
For instance, homology-based predictors (e.g. PredUS [ 32] or HomPPI [ 20]), which can predict exceedingly well when homologues are available but fail otherwise, could be combined with a more general, machine-learning based predictor to complement it in cases where homology information is missing.
Next, the verifier calculates cp2 = [ s2]PK A. Assume p m is the eth point in W E, then the verifier calculates cp2′ = r2 · [ W Ee (2)]PK A mod n A and compares cp2 and cp2′ to calculate a matching score S. If S is smaller than the threshold, then verification fails; otherwise, verification is successful.
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