Sentence examples for rejected effective from inspiring English sources

The TVA knew there were problems and risks at the site but rejected effective measures to stabilize the waste,  apparently because taking remedial action at Kingston would have created pressure to do the same at other ash-storage sites.

As a result, we've watched, cursing and fuming, as they've rejected effective and popular approaches--like a House version that includes a serious public option and covers the costs by taxing the wealthy--in favor of a highly regressive package almost certain to feed political backlash.

Otherwise it would be possible to wrongly reject effective treatments or take ineffective treatments through to further testing.

The pressure is now on the Conservatives to explain why they have rejected this effective support for young people.

Overall, rebate schemes do appear to provide a more accurate record of drug usage than the provision of free drug, as well as help ensure only appropriate patients are prescribed the new drug, enhancing their appeal We believe proposed risk sharing schemes should be rejected where: effective and low cost standards already exist for the population in question with proven long term outcomes.

However, in other studies keeping positive attitude was prioritized above having pain/discomfort relieved, [ 36] 8 % of patients and 6%% of healthy controls rejected an effective dose of painkillers if these might dull consciousness, [ 19] and being mentally aware received stronger importance rating from patients compared to physicians [ 8].

Your article may have the unintended effect of encouraging families to seek unproven therapies and possibly reject proven, effective therapies.

Although the potency of these leads is above the nanomolar range the current the current paradigm of drug development suggests is desirable, many effective compounds are active in the micromolar range and uncritical application of the "nanomolar rule" could reject highly effective compounds [ 51].

In this situation, the risk of falsely rejecting an effective treatment (Type II error) appears to be greater than the risk of falsely rejecting the null hypothesis (Type I error) [ 28].

These two results show that the set of rejected sequences is effective measure zero: each test is a sequence of effective open sets of sequences.

For discharging period, the inlet temperature of HTF is more effective on rejected energy in comparison with the flow rate, for selected parameters.