Sentence examples for futile rate from inspiring English sources
In phase II, a one-step design according to Fleming (1982) was used and sample size calculation was based on the assumption that a 6-month PFS ⩾75% was promising contrasting to a futile rate of 60%.
At their debate, Republicans remained trapped in a feedback loop where it is now permissible to allow that climate change may be real, but it remains a requirement to assert that whatever Obama proposes to do about it would only destroy the American economy, and to maintain that American action would be futile at any rate, since whatever steps China is said to be taking don't actually exist.
British Cycling's performance director Dave Brailsford said it would be "futile" to start rating the quartet's Olympics chances.
Futile rage helps nobody.
The rate of futile PDS in both groups will be compared.
By revealing undetected hepatic metastases, NIR fluorescence imaging can further decrease the rate of futile pancreatic resections.
Q: "What do you think of Robert Lucas Lucasas, a professor at Chicago, helped to found the rational expectations approach to macroeconomics, which sees the economy as self-correcting and views attempts to stabilize the economy, by, for example, raising and cutting interest rates, as futile. The previous December, Lucas had picked up a Nobel Prize).
Potent chemotherapy in combination with surgery and radiotherapy have proven futile in increasing survival rates and only a handful of RT survivors have been reported [ 2].
They turned the ball over at a rapid rate in a futile first half.
It's probably the right call but a futile one as the required rate is touching 13 and the number of wickets remaining is only heading in one direction... obviously.
It is likely that in ctsk-deficient animals, the turnover of FFA is accelerated because of enhanced lipolysis and an increased rate of the futile TG-FFA cycle (particularly in young mice), as well as an enhanced FFA utilization for beta-oxidation (particularly in HFD-fed adult mice).
