The inefficient or ineffective system of wastewater treatment in developing countries.
Implementing arthritis treatment guidelines derived in developed countries for patients in developing nations may be ineffective if they are not introduced in the context of the patients' belief systems and with an understanding of their limited resources.
Some contend that aid budgets should be ramped up to counter the continued existence of severe poverty in the world; others argue that aid has been ineffective in the past, and in some cases, stymied growth in developing countries.
In fact, to maintain high quality standards of screening by cytology in developing countries has proved difficult, costly, and too often ineffective.
So far, there is no breakthrough in developing new drugs to kill multidrug-resistance (MDR) microorganisms, and the use of β-lactam, quinolone, or aminoglycoside is ineffective.
In β-thalassemia, defective β-globin chain synthesis and increased free heme in developing normoblasts, along with other factors, lead to an excess of α-globin chains, which precipitate and form hemichromes, resulting in ineffective erythropoiesis and cell death [ 4].
Highly effective educators should be praised for their accomplishments, but humiliating ineffective and developing teachers cannot succeed in raising their performance.
Using the Danielson rubric, teachers are evaluated in twenty-two areas on a four-point scale ranging from ineffective, to developing, effective, and highly effective (HEDI).
The city is starting to test a new system for annual teacher evaluations that would place teachers in one of four categories: ineffective, developing, effective and highly effective, based in part on student test scores.
He held that the state's scoring thresholds for rating a teacher ineffective, developing, effective or highly effective are invalid -- which means in practice that teachers can't be rated "ineffective" based only on student performance.
