Sentence examples for ineffective approach for from inspiring English sources

However, concerns regarding thermal instability at elevated temperatures, ineffective substrate utilization, by-product formation, and downstream industrial processing cost of end-product make the conventional immobilized system an ineffective approach for process industrialization (Khattak et al. 2014b).

Therefore this is an ineffective approach for filtering poorly-imputed SNPs.

However, it remains unclear if the screening alone is an ineffective approach for addressing IPV or if HCPs do not fully adhere to screening protocols.

As Samuel Johnson wrote, " when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully" but it is likely a costly and ineffective approach for independent life-long learning.

Since the response time of the bone formation marker is usually much longer than the response time of bone resorption marker and more than just a few days (Watts 1999), and the effect on resorption markers in the cited papers was first visible after 2 weeks of bed rest, we conclude that 5 days of bed rest is an ineffective approach for testing countermeasures against changes in bone metabolism.

But the administration, wedded to an ineffective approach called "strategic patience," also needs to look for ways to re-engage North Korea.

"Although we generally agree that data localization is an ineffective approach to the protection of personal data, a trade agreement is the wrong place for a sweeping prohibition of such practices," the EFF writes.

It also implies a dysfunctional and ineffective approach to protecting the public after Sept. 11, 2001.

One particularly sterile and ineffective approach is computer-based diversity training.

A costly and ineffective approach.

For the same precision and the same amount of data to be simulated (speed variations over a period of 7 seconds), a single-step approach would require 100.7 times longer to complete, thus being an ineffective approach.