Sentence examples similar to fruitless measures from inspiring English sources
Expression levels were measured for dj-1β, PDF receptor, fruitless and Fasciclin 2 with an ABI Prism 7900 sequence detector and the SYBR green detection method (Applied Biosystems).
In addition, critics say, adding oxygen to the fuel is fruitless in newer cars, because they have microprocessors that measure the oxygen in the tailpipe and will adjust the fuel-air mixture back to what it was to begin with.
Gambe's fruitless trips to the bank have driven him to desperate measures.
Either it prolongs invasive and often painful but ultimately fruitless therapies or, conversely, it denies patients treatment that could give them a measure of comfort in their final months.
Attempts to measure the radial velocity effects of this object, now named KOI 072.02, were fruitless; therefore, to rule out false positive scenarios, the Kepler team used a technique called Blender.
So it was a blow to all those interested in using technology to measure themselves sometimes called the quantified-self movement that he'd decided his efforts had been fruitless.
"There has never been an incident like this, so no one knows what to measure and what's safe," she said, adding that inquiries to government agencies proved fruitless.
I suspect that the fruitless surgical interventions were probably counted as successes, given what I know about the definitions and timeframes of such total quality measures in the increasingly consumer-oriented clinical world.
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