The running game has been ineffective, too.
"It was ineffective, too cumbersome, too involved," Ms. Spitaliere said.
Too small a dose of an antipyretic (fever medicine) may be ineffective; too much can be toxic.
The reviews are ineffective, too: Managers told CEB that conventional reviews only generate a 3- to 5-percent improvement in employee performance.
3. Lectures aren't just boring, they're ineffective, too, study finds.
Patients for whom traditional statins are ineffective too often are often blocked from accessing this new drug that could help them avoid heart attacks or disabling strokes.
Those who had discontinued the diet by this stage did so because it was ineffective, too restrictive or due to illness, and most of those who remained were benefiting from it.
Severe pain from bone metastases may be treated by this method when conventional therapies such as opiate analgesia, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are ineffective, too slow acting or cause unacceptable side effects.
Dosage is reasonably self-limiting, since too little is ineffective and too much gives an unpleasant, pungent aroma.
As any good sculptor will attest, there is a certain art to swinging a hammer: Too little force is ineffective, but too much risks ruining the entire project.
If too little dsRNA is added the RNAi is ineffective, however too much dsRNA may be toxic to cells as it was described in zebrafish where it can cause non-specific deffects during development (27).
