Our experiments with Algorithm 1 have shown that, even though the proposed processing improves the signature matrix spectrum substantially, it becomes ineffective after a few iterations.
All sides also agree that grossly ineffective teachers substantially undermine the ability of that child to succeed in school.
It is well documented that the probability of children and adolescents acquiring nonoptimal health behaviors and developmental problems increases substantially in the presence of ineffective parenting practices.
It is widely recognized that inadequate and ineffective operational documents contribute substantially to the occurrence of plant downtime and often costly and dangerous industrial incidents.
Frequently, cells responded to "ineffective" images producing responses substantially higher than the baseline response.
The vaccination is the main control strategy [ 10], since environmental interventions such as sanitation and good water quality substantially prevent bacterial and parasitic infections, but are ineffective against rotavirus [ 11].
As shown above, if fitness trade-offs are weak, then pest adaptation can substantially reduce mortality and render a pest management strategy ineffective.
First, when elastase activity was blocked by the specific inhibitor AAPVCK [ 42], the amplified cell proliferation was substantially reduced, while neutralizing oxygen radicals by superoxide-dismutase was ineffective.
Now growers in some places are having to increase dosage substantially, suggesting that spraying could soon become not just pricey, but ineffective.
We find that principals' evaluations of teachers are quite positive whether the stakes are high or low, but the low-stakes evaluations show substantially more use of lower rating categories, and many teachers rated ineffective on the low-stakes assessment receive "effective" or "highly effective" high-stakes ratings.
In fact, the presence of either HRD1-C1A or Δ131-RFP2 Δ131-RFP2ally decreasubstantiallyitination of V247M mutant, whereas gp78-RFM was ineffective (Fig. 6, right).
