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This model includes moderate burial/erosion around the end of the Cretaceous, which was practically ineffective at matching the observed maturity and subsequent long-standing subsidence.

It is also of note that the highly concentrated GT4 seedcake extract #4 was practically ineffective in the acceleration of wound closure.

A high production of acetylCoA from octanoate (which is independent of the carnitine acyltransferase system) has been proposed in isolated hepatocytes to explain the drastic increase in the utilization of lactate, compared to longer FFA [ 14], whereas acetate was practically ineffective in stimulating lactate utilization.

Many anti-helminthic drugs are practically ineffective against dicrocoeliosis if used at the dosage recommended against other gastrointestinal helminths and lungworms.

But while consumer boycotts do send a message especially the heatedly debated ones they are practically ineffective.

UVA-1 (350–400 nm), visible light, and IR radiation were practically ineffective.

Although auranofin is a potent inhibitor of mammalian TrxR in vitro, it is practically ineffective in vivo [ 171– 171].

And it was really bad: a lazy and likely ineffective "strategy", so over-the-top in its obviousness that it was practically begging for a response from Google".

He was practically exploding".

Kennedy was practically family.

Visibility was practically zero.