Sentence examples for slightly ineffective from inspiring English sources
I've gone from being the biologist, [where I] felt ineffective, then I've gone on to being the unbiased photojournalist... [which is] starting to leave me feeling, better than nothing, but still slightly ineffective.
Random pseudonyms were considered safe and precise (e.g. "Patient X24B has a new blood test result"), but also slightly ineffective, difficult and non-intuitive to use.
In their last 10 games against Hasek, the Rangers are 0-7-3 and have scored just 9 goals, which makes the Rangers only slightly more ineffective than the rest of the league.
The patients considered in this analysis have been treated only with OnabotA after almost one year of ineffective or slightly effective oral preventive treatments.
When effective population sizes are low, genetic drift dominates and selection can be relatively ineffective, allowing slightly deleterious mutations to accumulate (Allendorf and Luikart 2007), potentially leading to increased evolutionary rates.
Discontinuation rates were similar across the treatment groups, but withdrawal because of ineffective therapy was slightly more common with rosiglitazone/metformin and withdrawal for adverse events slightly more common with repaglinide/metformin.
In this experimental setting, both Jurkat and JD1 cells resulted susceptible to drug doses that were ineffective, or only slightly effective, after 24 h (Fig. 1f).
Opponents of the system say it would be ineffective because markings change slightly each time a gun is fired, making matches over time difficult, if not impossible.
Propeller guards were ineffective at planing speed and only slightly helpful at idle speed.
Control treatment can slightly reduce MSS and FNS values of canines with mild IVDD but is ineffective for moderate to severe IVDD.
A few factors were endorsed slightly higher than others, including (1) household composition, (2) parent psychopathology, (3) ineffective parenting styles and (4) lack of parent involvement.
