Sentence examples for practically ineffective from inspiring English sources

This model includes moderate burial/erosion around the end of the Cretaceous, which was practically ineffective at matching the observed maturity and subsequent long-standing subsidence.

Many anti-helminthic drugs are practically ineffective against dicrocoeliosis if used at the dosage recommended against other gastrointestinal helminths and lungworms.

But while consumer boycotts do send a message especially the heatedly debated ones they are practically ineffective.

UVA-1 (350–400 nm), visible light, and IR radiation were practically ineffective.

Although auranofin is a potent inhibitor of mammalian TrxR in vitro, it is practically ineffective in vivo [ 171– 171].

It is also of note that the highly concentrated GT4 seedcake extract #4 was practically ineffective in the acceleration of wound closure.

In a statement on Tuesday, the committee referred to the films when it said, "The ban has practically become ineffective as these are being viewed uncensored in almost every household on cable TV as well as CDs and DVDs, necessitating a reappraisal to deal with the issue rationally".

Also, practically, searching by keyword was an ineffective strategy for identifying the universe of providers.

The same factors that made the musket ineffective for self-defense made it practically useless for hunting.

In the examples used in Table 6 the bias is practically zero in all cases when I≠ D, even for ineffective arms.

This approach was ineffective and now feedback is taught both conceptually and practically as a reiterative developmental strand throughout a whole year.