The plotting members, in both parties, were as tedious, self-important and ineffective a crew as ever populated a major institution of state.
An important example is delayed apoptosis and ineffective clearance of neutrophils, which is associated with multiple organ failure [ 85, 86].
Conversely, when people are unwilling to remain in contact with their negative psychological experiences (e.g. pain, fear, and anxiety) it is seen as an important determinant of emotional turmoil and ineffective living.
Equally important, the Political Exclusion Law is an arbitrary and ineffective defense against corruption.
On the other hand, for those patients with more resistant disease it is important that ineffective therapy should be identified promptly and changed and that those patients who will ultimately need high-dose chemotherapy and stem-cell transplantation are identified as early as possible.
Understanding more precisely how such programmes work remains an important task, since such understanding is likely to avoid inappropriate and ineffective interventions, optimise delivery and improve effectiveness.
Studies have shown that the most important contributing factors to adverse events in obstetrics often relate to poor teamwork and ineffective communication.
The timing of this knowledge sharing is important and should be rapid to avoid duplicating ineffective approaches thereby wasting time and resources.
The message of "The Gatekeepers," formed from the collective wisdom of the six living former Shin Bet leaders, is this: The occupation is immoral and, perhaps more important, ineffective.
Valuable resources could be wasted, and potentially more important, ineffective instructional methods could be unintentionally implemented.
Perhaps most importantly, whereas cultural nationalists placed considerable emphasis on symbolic systems, such as language and imagery, as the means to liberate African Americans, the Black Panther Party believed that such systems, though important, are ineffective in bringing about liberation.
