Sentence examples for ineffective volume from inspiring English sources

The bioreactor's non-ideal flow regime due to ineffective volume utilization was a major detriment to nitrate removal at higher flow rates.

However, their electroacoustic performance, such as ineffective volume control, high EIN, and irregular frequency response, may override their benefit in matching the amplification needs of clients with presbycusis.

Although several of the devices could match prescriptive targets for individuals with presbycusis, their poor electroacoustic performance including ineffective volume control function, high equivalent input noise, and irregular frequency response may override their potential benefit.

Since diuretics are often ineffective in reversing volume overload in cardiorenal syndrome 1, ultrafiltration (UF) with or without renal replacement therapy (RRT), depending on the severity of the AKI, has been used in ADHF to try to relieve congestion and improve patient outcomes.

As a consequence of Keynes's theory, economists came to regard monetary policy as more or less ineffective in controlling the volume of economic activity.

Delayed DHT was ineffective at restoring bone volume in any genotype whereas immediate treatment prevented loss only in AR transgenic mice.

Current human resources planning models in nursing are unreliable and ineffective as they consider volumes, but ignore effects on quality in patient care.

Failed insertion was defined by any of the following criteria: (1) failure to advance the ProSeal LMA into the pharynx; (2) ProSeal LMA malposition (air leaks despite cuff inflation); or (3) ineffective ventilation (maximum expired tidal volume <6 ml/kg).

This implies that sporadic or low volume feeds may be ineffective.

However, they are relatively large in volume, expensive at cost, and ineffective at low frequencies.

In a rat model, hypothermia with durations of 3 and 4 hours was superior to 2 hours in terms of effect on infarct volume, whereas 1 hour appeared ineffective.