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Oliver Perez's ineffectiveness is another.

More important than the risk of ineffectiveness is the danger of misuse.

Or worse: last month, a suicide bomber wearing an ING uniform killed 22 people at an American base in Mosul.This ineffectiveness is in part testimony to the insurgents' effectiveness.

Treatment ineffectiveness is often due to late sepsis diagnosis mainly a failure by caregivers or healthcare professionals to suspect sepsis.

It is unlikely that this apparent ineffectiveness is a result of in vivo metabolism of [11C]1 over the time-course of these experiments, as metabolism is moderate.

The current explanation for this ineffectiveness is that VEGF/VEGFR inhibitors induce only a transient regression of tumor vasculature followed by vascular rebound that rekindles aggressive tumor growth [7 9].

Villone, demoted to the bullpen this month because of his ineffectiveness, was pitching on one day of rest after making a relief appearance in Houston.

But the statement appeared to support its conclusions when it noted that "among other things, Fannie Mae's methodology of assessing, measuring and documenting hedge ineffectiveness was inadequate and was not supported".

He was subjected to crude punishments that — despite their apparent ineffectiveness — are still around today (hooding prisoners, for example, a practice employed at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia in the 1880's, was used at Abu Ghraib).

Rivalling Boumsong in ineffectiveness was Nicky Butt, bought from Manchester United by Bobby Robson and entrusted by Souness with the job of matching Roy Keane's contribution to United's effort.

The findings, clearly demonstrating the schools' ineffectiveness, were published as After Grace, Teeth: A Comparative Study of Residential Experience of Boys in Approved Schools (with Roger Bullock and Paul Cherrett, 1975), and led government to a new chapter in policy on youth justice.