Sentence examples for actual efficacy from inspiring English sources

If you want Diptyque but want to be more original than a candle, the brand's solid perfumes look charmingly vintage, although their appeal lies more in how they look than their actual efficacy.

It seems almost never to get mentioned, for example, that there's considerable doubt as to the actual efficacy of many of the highly publicized (on TV, as elsewhere) sweeps into territory that, if you read the fine print, you realize the enemy has often already left, and presumably will come back to when we, in turn, have gone.

This trial serves to inform development of Phase II and III RCTs which can determine the actual efficacy and effectiveness of home-based exercise based on the MS-specific physical activity guidelines for improving symptoms and HRQOL.

At the end of the 1990s, existing incubator structures were brought into question with regard to their actual efficacy.

On the other hand, although there are several reports about the long-term survival of colorectal cancer patients after removal of metastatic lymph nodes, the actual efficacy of the resection of such distant nodes remains unclear [4 7].

Some academic researchers argue that the actual efficacy of SJS is obscured by poor research methodology.

Here n is the size of test set while Eipred and Eiact are the predicted and actual efficacies correspondingly.

Few studies have been systematically elucidated on the relation between cellular interaction of the nanotherapeutics and the actual drug efficacy.

Here we review the outcome of this current scheme of selection of vaccine candidates using an 'antigenicity' or 'immunogenicity' criterion on the actual protective efficacy observed in experimental animal models.

These influences will confound estimates of the actual synaptic efficacy and lead to erroneous conclusions.

Their actual clinical efficacy still needs to be proven.