Sentence examples similar to a relatively favourable side effect from inspiring English sources

He showed that primary endocrine therapy can have high efficacy with a relatively favourable side-effect profile in selected populations.

Are newer selective dual action (serotonin and noradrenaline) antidepressants as effective as tricyclic antidepressants with, potentially, a more favourable side effect profile?

Based on its selectivity it has a more favourable side effect profile.

An IFN with potent antiviral effects and a more favourable side effect profile would revolutionise the treatment of HCV.

These procedures are certainly subject to a less favourable side effect profile than ECP when combined with phaco.

Thus, VBP15 has greatly reduced effects on both positively and negatively GRE-regulated transcripts in comparison to glucocorticoids, and might be expected to show a more favourable side effect profile.

In metastatic colorectal cancer, capecitabine has shown to be at least as effective and to have a favourable side effect profile when compared with intravenous 5-FU (Hoff et al, 2001; Cunningham et al, 2006b).

As intended, we observed a significant increase in penicillin prescriptions whereas the overall antibiotic use showed a decline which appeared to be attributed to the programme and is a favourable "side effect".

The use of MRI fulfils the ALARA principle ('as low as reasonably achievable') as regards minimising exposure to ionising radiation but there is also a favourable side effect profile in respect of the contrast agents used with extremely few patients experiencing adverse events [1, 2], with many of these just mild side effects such as nausea, vomiting or urticaria [3].

In their opinion it had a favourable side effect profile compared to morphine sulphate.

The favourable side effect profile has made particularly candesartan an attractive alternative which has gained popularity in many countries in spite of the limited documentation of effect (see, e.g. [64]).