Sentence examples for was probably ineffective from inspiring English sources

Iron treatment was probably ineffective as a consequence of high hepcidin levels in the blood, reflected by increased urinary hepcidin excretion, which blocks duodenal iron uptake and macrophage iron release [ 19].

Although Klingberg says he agrees with the authors that many of the brain-training products on the market are probably ineffective, he argues that just because Owen and colleagues developed a training program and showed it didn't work doesn't mean that all such programs are worthless.

TPO is probably ineffective when there is a degenerative joint disease.

5 However, severely ill patients sometimes wish for chemotherapy even when such treatment is probably ineffective.

The evidence for licensing of drug outlets suggests that by itself it is probably ineffective.

They conclude that nursing interventions are "probably ineffective" in these patients.

Low quality evidence suggests that licensing of drug outlets is probably ineffective (OR=0.66; 95% CI 0.41 to 1.05).

Erythropoietin administered after an ischemic injury is probably ineffective in patients to prevent low stage AKI and improve survival.

The results of this study and previous Swedish studies indicate that prevention based on psychiatric measures alone is probably ineffective.

Although, the seeds tested negative for Salmonella in the routine control operations of the producer, testing is probably ineffective, as contamination may be intermittent and low level (7, 11 ).

The 2006 book The Fielding Bible by John Dewan contains an essay by Bill James in which he concludes that Jeter "was probably the most ineffective defensive player in the major leagues, at any position" over his entire career.