The present study qualitatively illustrated how different health policy actors react to decision-making dilemmas about resource allocation, for example whether to give priority to cost-effective non-life saving interventions, or cost-ineffective life saving interventions.
They may be as ineffective in real life as in cartoons.
After 85, they concluded, there is good evidence that screening is ineffective in extending life for anyone.
People prone to mania use emotion regulation (ER) strategies well when explicitly coached to do so in laboratory settings, but they find these strategies ineffective in daily life.
But the authors of the current study note that although dietary doses may be ineffective at prolonging life, the safety of higher doses is far from established.
These negative studies do not mean that resuscitation is ineffective in supporting life in patients who are in shock.
For example, patients in intensive care management, where ineffective treatment is life-threatening, would greatly benefit from direct measurements of infectious organisms.
A few pastiche scenes are quite ineffective, the "Dance of Life" for one, when we see the young Jiang falling for a handsome actor who winds up deserting her.
Labour county councillor Sonia Barker, who used to teach at Benjamin Britten, said: "Ofsted inspected the council and said its learning improvement service was ineffective and damaging the life chances of pupils.
Early attempts to improve quality of life were ineffective as laws were poorly enforced.
Lawsuits, divorce, anger, road rage, bar fights are all very ineffective, inefficient and expensive life management tools.
