"a higher efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to describe a situation in which something is more effective than something else, such as: "The new pain reliever offered a higher efficacy than its predecessors."
"Ideally, yes, you would like a vaccine that would have a higher efficacy" and that would also require a single dose and less antigen, Dr. Baylor told reporters on a conference call yesterday.
A higher efficacy was exhibited by ZnO-NPs compared to Ag-NPs.
Agar gel also demonstrated a higher efficacy compared to traditional water-based cleaning.
This system indicates a higher efficacy, environmentally friendly and novel technology for remediation strategy of contaminated sites.
A higher efficacy for poly oleic acid) is justified due to increase in hydrophobicity with increase in polymer chain length.
Yes, the drug failed to show a higher efficacy than a placebo during the 12-week study in 409 patients with atopic dermatitis.
By selecting the right particle size range, enhanced targeted binding of vascular drug carriers can be achieved along with a higher efficacy at optimal drug dosage.
Results indicate that SLWA shows a higher efficacy than EA in mitigating shrinkage deformation during the temperature drop stage and can provide continuous expansion at the later stage.
The ADH myocytes from both genders exhibited similar mechanical properties but a higher efficacy to produce ACA compared to FVB myocytes.
To improve the activation of irinotecan and address issues of overaccumulation in the blood, a liposomal encapsulation of irinotecan (MM-398) was designed to minimize the toxicity of the drug as well as achieve a higher efficacy [66].
Zolmitriptannasal spray (5 and 10 mg) has also been shown to induce CH relief in two RCTs, with a higher efficacy for the 10-mg formulation and with few adverse events for both dosages [256 258].
