Additionally, if the welding torch is too far from the workpiece the shielding gas becomes ineffective causing porosity within the weld.
In tumors the blood vasculature is slow and inefficient, and therefore, heat dissipation is ineffective causing a localized tumor-specific RF-induced hyperthermia.
In some studies, hot baths are proven ineffective, causing an increase in heart rate due to raised body temperature.
Prometheus' patents set forth laws of nature namely, relationships between concentrations of certain metabolites in the blood and the likelihood that a dosage of a thiopurine drug will prove ineffective or cause harm.
"Any attempt to manipulate the scientific literature, which can in turn mislead doctors to prescribe treatments that may be ineffective and/or cause harm to their patients, is very troubling," the senator wrote.
They worried that allegations of inappropriate behavior would damage their office culture, but they were also concerned that hiring a consultant for a day-long training session might be costly, redundant, ineffective, and cause tension about the reasoning behind such action.
The basis for Prometheus's invention, Justice Breyer said, was also a law of nature — "namely, relationships between concentrations of certain metabolites in the blood and the likelihood that a dosage of a thiopurine drug will prove ineffective or cause harm".
Subcutaneous Achilles tendon rupture is a meta-traumatic injury that occurs in a clinical context in which a trauma, generally ineffective to cause the lesion, acts on an altered tendon already degenerated because of the constitutional robustness of the subject, related to contributory factors such as age, gender, lifestyle and sport activities [1].
There were also concerns that after a certain period ART would become ineffective and cause a "sudden death".
Some of these inconsistencies can be explained by false positives and off-target effects, but some RNAi reagents are weak or ineffective and cause false negative results.
