This brings into question the true steroid-sparing effect of omalizumab and how much of its shown efficacy is related to study design and patient population.
How much reduction in ocular efficacy one would be willing to sacrifice for reducing the number of injections and/or costs might depend on individual circumstances.
A criticism of our work is that we did not use an inactive placebo arm, so it is unclear how much of the documented efficacy (Tables 2, 3, and 4) can be attributed to a placebo response.
The result does not indicate how much the secondary structure could impact the shRNA efficacy.
It's not clear how much the new specs will reduce the technology's efficacy.
The question therefore arose regarding how much these two metabolites might contribute to the overall efficacy and toxicity of EC0746 administered to AIA rats.
Reinforcing efficacy is measured in the laboratory by assessing how much effort one will engage in to gain access to food as the amount of work progressively increases.
In order to evaluate the purpose and efficacy of asset forfeiture, it's first necessary to know how much stuff the police are seizing.
Similarly, Bandura (1989 p.1176) argues that a person's self-efficacy determines "their level of motivation, as reflected in how much effort they will exert in an endeavor and how long they will persevere in the face of obstacles".
Sharpening its efficacy, the gene therapy is not activated until a patient takes a pill, controlling how much of the protein is released at what time.
