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At least, if it has, its inefficacy must be clearly established.

I'm appalled at the inefficacy of the oft-canceled rehabilitation programs.

Present the facts about the diet industry, emphasizing the inefficacy of commercial diets.

Through inefficacy, for example, this kind of social science can neuter social criticism.

Since then, Snopes.com has removed the text about the inefficacy of internet petitions.

He accordingly made the most plausible remonstrances against the inefficacy and danger of such a resistance.

The group had escaped arrest and prosecution for decades, an embarrassing reminder of Greece's political inefficacy.

The most deleterious effect of police corruption is the inefficacy of law enforcement to fight crime.

Mao's dissatisfaction over this program's inefficacy set the stage for the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976).

The risks of deviation in the management of measures or of inefficacy are very high.

Forcing himself to drink the bitter dregs of his personal inefficacy, he added, "I loved her.

Whatever the reason, the attrition rate can skew results of a study, particularly for those subjects who ceased treatment due to perceived inefficacy.

So what is the rational expectations hypothesis and how does it interact with the new classical economics to produce the policy inefficacy proposition?

The inefficacy of American naval gunfire against shore-based positions throughout the war may cast doubt on this assertion.

He is distinguished by a congenital cough, purblind demeanor, and general inefficacy in caring for both sets of children.

Engagement is characterized by energy, involvement and efficacy, the opposites of exhaustion, cynicism and inefficacy.

This study revealed decreases in the exhaustion component over time but did not affect cynicism or inefficacy indicating that a broader approach is required.

Inefficacy of ascorbic acid as a urinary acidifier (letter).

The policy inefficacy proposition derives its strength from the potent combination of the rational expectations hypothesis with the new classical macroeconomics.

And yet had not he himself tried and proved the inefficacy of these carnal arguments among the Buddhists in China?

By conceding "that America is far from overcoming more than two centuries of bigotry," you unknowingly attest to affirmative action's inefficacy.

The financial crisis has indeed highlighted the lack of true political and economic coordination between Member States and the inefficacy of the various control instruments.

Conservatives also cite the methods through which the two Columbine shooters obtained their guns as examples of the inefficacy of gun controls.

Transfusions with large amounts of red blood cells, whether due to severe hemorrhaging and/or transfusion inefficacy (see above), can lead to an inclination for bleeding.

If a patient presents with a history of anti-itch preparation inefficacy, EPP should be considered.