Sentence examples for an efficacy rate from inspiring English sources

That translated into an efficacy rate of 100percentt.

As noted above, the company claims its product has an efficacy rate of 93percentnt with "typical use" — although this figure is based on a self-selecting study of its own users.

He says the Auckland clinical study has been running for around a year, and also has an efficacy rate of around 60percentt.

"Unfortunately we haven't seen the effectiveness we were hoping for with an efficacy rate of around 20percentt," Southern DHB Medical Director Dr Brad Strong said in a statement.

Patients carrying the M694I mutation had an efficacy rate of 100% (complete response or good response).

Monotherapy with GEM has been shown to yield an efficacy rate of 20% or higher when used in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (Gatzemeier et al, 1996; Abratt et al, 1994; Fukuoka et al, 1996).

MEASURES: An efficacy rating scale and an intention-to-use rating scale were developed for this study.

33 Similarly, other potential benefits of LAIV were not modeled, such as increased vaccination compliance due to LAIV needle-free administration, 34 substantial efficacy following a single dose in previously unvaccinated young children, 35, 36 and an approximate efficacy rate of 60% through a second influenza season without revaccination.

In its press release, the FDA explained that though the cancer-fighting herpes was shown to decrease the size of cancerous lesions with a higher efficacy rate than a placebo, it was by no means a panacea.

A sample size of 800 patients (600 exposed to ferumoxytol and 200 exposed to placebo) provided 99% power for the assessment of superiority of ferumoxytol to placebo, assuming a two-sided α of 0.05, a placebo efficacy rate of 20%, and a ferumoxytol efficacy rate of 60% for the difference between treatment groups.

Reche et al. demonstrated a 95%% efficacy rate with a pRHF in infants with CMPA [ 19].