Thus, impedance deviations and ERI signaled alerts immediately and then daily (until resolution by the clinic) but '30 J ineffective' events elicited a single immediate transmission only.
Importantly, 11 of 25 (44%) '30 J ineffective' events were detected the same day and 56% (14/25) of events were detected between 1 and 39 days (mean 10.0 ± 13.0 days).
Annual - mostly ineffective - event since the Blair years.
Implementing any or all of them will be significantly more productive — and more fun — than subjecting yourself to another inefficient and ineffective networking event.
"The biggest danger," he added, "is if we're ineffective". The event was sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington-based group headed by Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton, who co-chaired the 9/11 Commission.
Once this autophagy became ineffective, these events contributed to cell death.
Dr. Allison acknowledged that fallout shelters would probably have been ineffective in the event of nuclear war but that the precautions were comforting.
The UN denied that the exercise in the Italian capital had been ineffective, despite the event being snubbed by western governments, complaints from leaders of developing countries and disagreements on strategies to avoid malnutrition and famine.
The National Rifle Association's proposal to station an armed guard in every US school has come under immediate scrutiny, with critics stating that it would be too costly and, in any event, ineffective.
The book was written in response to the numerous allegations that the interrogation techniques used by the CIA and military on those suspected of involvement in terroristic activity were morally and legally indefensible, comparable to those used by rogue states such as Nazi Germany and Cambodia, and in any event ineffective at protecting the U.S. from 9-11 style attacks.
Those who argue that gun laws are ineffective, that these events are isolated incidents, and that guns bring more safety than danger appear to be winning the public debate.
