In case of OP? Unlikely and wouldn't have meant much. Srebrenica was in July of 1995. and Dayton peace agreement was in November. NATO was bombing Republika Srpska long before that, if you decided for ground intervention that moment it would still take at least weeks to assemble forces, so it would be unlikely for anything to change untill September and October.
Both for Bosnia and Croatia there were dozens of peace conferences, dozens of cease fires, "peacekeepers" on the ground for most of those bloody 3 years and all of those did jack shit.