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Meanings of largely ineffective in English

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Usage of largely ineffective in English
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In spite of their having sufficient immunogenicity, tumor vaccines remain largely ineffective.
Pubmed
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Water saving tips alone appear largely ineffective to curb water use.
The South African
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Current treatments for these conditions are largely ineffective, and novel therapies are needed.
Pubmed
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A no-fly zone was maintained over Iraq for years and was largely ineffective.
The Guardian
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The prohibition has been largely ineffective, as smokers tap-in to the illicit market.
The South African
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Existing therapeutics are largely ineffective and dramatically affect quality of life.
Pubmed
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Once prostate cancer metastasizes to bone, conventional chemotherapy is largely ineffective.
Pubmed
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However, current therapies to limit renal fibrosis are largely ineffective.
Pubmed
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But the measures have proved largely ineffective as the death toll continue to rise.
Reuters
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He was replaced by Blaine Gabbert, who was largely ineffective.
Reuters
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The largely ineffective Federal Election Commission would be overhauled.
Reuters
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As a critic of that orthodoxy, Hollande has been largely ineffective at the European level.
The Guardian
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Walker played the opening half, though was largely ineffective.
News.com.au
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In practice, though, it's likely to be lumbering at best, and at worst largely ineffective.
Wired
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Moreover, seasonal flu vaccines prove largely ineffective in some years against the actual strains that emerge.
Reuters
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To date, chemotherapy has been largely ineffective for chondrosarcoma due to a lack of targeted therapies.
Pubmed
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