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Worse, this measure is not only likely to be ineffective at achieving its intended aim, it could actually increase drug harms.

While it seems rational that improved vaccine strategies have aimed to increase CD4+ T-cell responses, the results have unfortunately been ineffective at achieving bacterial clearance [48], [49].

These results suggest that individual counselling from HRLAs is ineffective at achieving long-term changes in diet or exercise patterns.

In our reported case conventional temperature control methods were ineffective in combating hyperthermia, but endovascular treatment was effective, feasible and instrumental in achieving a favourable outcome.

Frieda thought the reason most psychiatrists failed at their work wasn&apos t because their methods were ineffective, but because they gave up too soon.

Wiley was impressed by their bravery, but he thought that their methods were ineffective.

At the time of this study, too little time had passed to assess which foresight methods were ineffective.

At the Drosophila-tephritid distance, the identification of orthologous non-coding DNA by standard alignment methods is ineffective.

Conventional detection methods, such as Holter monitoring, are ineffective at detecting asymptomatic paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF).

Methods that only model duplication-loss are ineffective: Gene tree error-correction methods based on the duplication-loss model are ineffective at inferring gene trees affected by transfer, with average NRFD over all datasets of 0.088 (NOTUNG) and 0.079 (TreeFix).

'Do not do' recommendation reminders may be ineffective at improving clinical practice or achieving disinvestment.