Not ineffective, of course, but certainly not the most exciting.
Leicester made them feel so ineffective, of course, and more than merited reward for a display that verged on dominance until the last half-hour.
Identification of noninvasive biomarkers that accurately distinguish SSNS from SRNS would be most beneficial to the patients with SRNS, preventing their exposure to high-dose, yet ineffective steroid courses [1].
Owing to the invasive nature and potential complications of biopsy and also lack of absolute correlation between histological findings and patients' clinical response to treatment [ 8], identification of noninvasive biomarkers would be most beneficial for steroid-resistant patients, who would avoid exposure to high-dose, yet ineffective steroid courses.
Unfortunately, these drugs are of course ineffective against X4-tropic viruses.
Thus, LCCD patients with this allotype are not more susceptible to meningococcal disease, but owing to ineffective phagocytosis their course of disease is significantly more severe.
(Antibiotics, of course, are ineffective against a viral infection).
If the half-life of a cosmogenic isotope is relatively short, such as beryllium-7 (7Be; 53 days) or carbon-14 (14C; 5,730 years), its concentration in a sample can be determined by radioactive counting; but if the half-life is long, such as beryllium-10 (10Be; 1.5 million years) or chlorine-36 (36Cl; 0.3 million years), such a course is ineffective.
Improvement of road markings was recommended since ineffective markings could cause course deviation and driver behavior problems especially in a high speed environment as a result of inadequate warning and guidance.
This finding is somewhat counter-intuitive, but it is important to note that this does not mean that the course was ineffective in achieving this goal for liberal Christians but that it was less effective in doing so than for others.
