Sentence examples for thus unsuccessful from inspiring English sources

To ensure a certain confidence in the results, if this difference is too small, the attack is thus unsuccessful, as the algorithm retrieves at least two pairs of query and requester, and it is not able to clearly identify the real one.

Halfhearted, thus unsuccessful economic reforms, the total control of the media, isolating the population from the world, harassment of the political opposition and the communist elite clinging to power.

These transporters actively efflux a variety of structurally and functionally diverse chemotherapeutic drugs out of cancer cells, thereby reducing the intracellular drug accumulation, increasing the likelihood of decreased cytotoxic and thus unsuccessful treatment [3], [4], [5], [6].

Thus, unsuccessful dispersal does not necessarily have fatal consequences, which is usually assumed in modeling approaches.

The finding could suggest that our participants felt less competent, and thus unsuccessful, than the mid-level providers in McAuliffee and colleagues' sample.

After the second round, with 10 washing steps, scFvs with partially- and full-sized inserts were completely lost and the panning was thus unsuccessful.

Instagram's policing measures have been thus far unsuccessful.

Patch is an unproven and, thus far, unsuccessful business model that is draining valuable resources from the Company.

Furthermore, biomarkers of treatment response may enable clinicians to target the right drug to each patient, thus, minimizing unsuccessful treatment trials.

The organization is battling persistent, if thus far unsuccessful, legal attacks on the Master Settlement Agreement by smaller tobacco companies, who say it is an anticompetitive scheme that allowed the big manufacturers to raise prices indiscriminately.

Since his postdoc appointment ended, four preoccupations have dominated Cánovas's life: his son Diego, now 7; an extensive, and thus far unsuccessful, search for another research position; his legal action against UMass and Altieri, which he is pursuing pro se (as his own lawyer) because he cannot afford legal fees; and efforts to publish his scientific work.