Sentence examples for ineffective in practice from inspiring English sources

Not only is mass surveillance wrong in principle, it is ineffective in practice.

Attempts to install nonflammable barriers at vertical and horizontal intervals were ineffective in practice.

This paper addresses the difference between one time and real time decompositions in the wind speed prediction and results show the real time decomposition-based method may be ineffective in practice.

The use of sniffer dogs to identify people carrying drugs as they make their way through London's transport system is not only wrong in principle, but it is also ineffective in practice.

McKesson, a co-founder of a policy platform for policing reform, warned that policies such "Ban the Box" — an initiative to limit employment discrimination — seemed to be effective in theory but ineffective in practice.

"Tivoization" preserves freedom No. 1 in a formal sense, while making it ineffective in practice.

Insufficient consideration of the heterogeneity of EETs makes the one-size-fits-all policy design scheme ineffective and inefficient in practice.

The Valsalva manoeuvre (VM) is a recommended first-line physical treatment for patients with re-entrant supraventricular tachycardia (SVT), but is often ineffective in standard practice.

The registered midwife identified that education sessions were ineffective in changing practice, in part due to the language barrier as English was often a second, third or fourth language for the SBAs.

The usual screening tools for OSA, Berlin's Questionnaire, STOP-BANG score, and Adjusted Neck Circumference, performed poorly in this population and thus appear to be ineffective in daily clinical practice.

Though it could be argued that the recent formal guidelines may improve upon practice at the time of study (our NHANES cohort was from 2005 2006 and U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and ADA guidelines were published around this time), most evidence suggests that passive dissemination of national guidelines is ineffective in changing clinical practice.