For instance, "very ineffective" and "ineffective" were considered and grouped together as negative response with regards to effectiveness of CAM use.
Gov. Pat McCrory vetoed the bill in August, citing similar laws in other states that he said have "proven to be costly for taxpayers and very ineffective at catching drug offenders".
"If fear is in the forefront of your thinking, you better not go out there because, for starters, you're going to be very ineffective," he said.
Still, considering the participant-based experiment, the major metric used to measure the satisfaction of each participant was a subjective evaluation provided for the final solution following a scale of "Very ineffective," "Ineffective," "Indifferent," "Effective," and "Very effective".
A spoon is just a very ineffective fork with a single blunted tine.
"It was very ineffective in controlling health care costs," he said.
An independent audit in 2010 said that financial controls were "very ineffective or non-existent".
First, for Q 1, 80% of the participants selected "Effective" or "Very effective" on a scale of "Very ineffective," "Ineffective," "Indifferent," "Effective," or "Very effective".
In economic theory it unfortunately would be very ineffective.
As seen in Fig. 7, the participant simply estimates such evaluation to each solution on a scale of "Very ineffective," "Ineffective," "Indifferent," "Effective," and "Very effective".
