Sentence examples for nearly no effort from inspiring English sources

These methods, however, produce networks, which then remain unchanged, and nearly no effort has been made to optimize the networks after their construction.

Only limited efforts have been made to compare the performance of various biclustering algorithms on real data and nearly no effort has been made to combine the biclusters output by different biclustering algorithms into a single ranking.

The presented method is as stable and accurate as the underlying split-explicit method but furthermore it can compute with cut cells with nearly no additional effort.

The digitization is part of a nearly $20 million effort to organize and explore the genizah that a Canadian hedge-fund mogul, Dr. Albert Friedberg, began in 1997.

It was the result of a nearly yearlong effort to hack into computers and steal information from hundreds of companies and individuals in several countries, the report said.

And while such interventions are necessary for us to stay alive, there isn't nearly enough effort to ensure that we have good reasons to live.

Arctic scientists around the world lamented the loss of what many said was the longest nearly continuous effort to gather data in the central Arctic Ocean.

Spam has proven to be a plague of the modern world that has defied nearly every effort to mitigate its effects.

To go and get a regular old run-of-the-mill diamond didn't seem that it involved nearly enough effort".

The hall had been cursed with a long list of acoustical problems from the day it opened in 1962 as Philharmonic Hall and had defeated nearly every effort to overcome its dead spots and lack of reverberation.

Returning soldiers aren't adequately screened, diagnosis and treatment of traumatic brain injury are still haphazard, and there hasn't been nearly enough effort to change the warrior culture so that getting help is smart rather than sissy.