Sentence examples for is generally ineffective from inspiring English sources

Amphotericin B is generally ineffective against S. apiospermum and voriconazole, the second-generation derivative of fluconazole, is accepted as the treatment of choice for this pathogen.

The human body generates an immune response to tumors, but it is generally ineffective at causing tumor destruction.

Given its longevity, crop rotation is generally ineffective.

Although he did score two crucial goals in qualifying, against Montenegro and Russia, Okotie is generally ineffective and Austria could be in deep trouble if Marc Janko is injured or out of form.

Enzyme replacement therapy is generally ineffective in treating type 2 and type 3 Gaucher disease, because the molecules of imiglucerase are large and therefore cannot cross the blood-brain barrier to enter the central nervous system to treat neurological symptoms.

Inhaled ozone can be harmful to health, a summary of research issued by the Environmental Protection Agency concludes, adding, "available scientific evidence shows that at concentrations that do not exceed public health standards, ozone is generally ineffective in controlling indoor air pollution".

Their fathers were generally ineffective, weak.

Its vaunted defense, led by linebacker Manti Te'o, was generally ineffective.

This helps to explain why low-purine diets are generally ineffective for moderating uric-acid levels in the blood.

According to the IMF, asset-management companies were set up in 60% of banking crises, but were generally "ineffective".

"The DWP's own analysis of existing evidence, both internationally and in the UK, suggests such schemes are generally ineffective", finds Portes.