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These findings may have important implications for the design of novel anaesthetic and anticonvulsant benzodiazepines displaying an improved efficacy and fewer side effects.

It was observed that the fermenter worked with an improved efficacy, indicated by the higher concentration of methane in the headspace (80 90%) when the gas loading intensity, defined as the ratio of inlet gas permeation rate and the circulation rate of the liquid phase, was adjusted to lower values (3 5.3 × 10−3).

The higher correlation coefficient indicates an improved efficacy of the proposed model for hydraulic flow zone characterization.

In preliminary in vitro assays, chloroquine showed an improved efficacy as an antimalarial when delivered inside targeted immunoliposomes [25].

The higher correlation coefficient of 76% for the modified RQI (Fig. 14) over 64% (Fig. 13) from the existing method indicates an improved efficacy of the proposed model for hydraulic flow zone characterization.

Moreover, some evidence suggests that earlier intervention by using triptans is associated with an enhanced efficacy [11, 12], while some randomized trials do not support such an improved efficacy when patients experienced allodynia in the course of a migraine attack [13, 14].

The current preclinical data could form the basis for further clinical trials to improve the current standards of care for oral malignancies, and perhaps other malignancies, using this active component of Malaysian ginger with an overall improved efficacy coupled with a lower effective CDDP dose.

A planned interim analysis of the primary outcome showed a significant improved efficacy of OCA (25 mg) relative to placebo and supported a decision not to do end-of-treatment biopsies in 64 patients.

In the near future, different glycosylated analogues of epothilone A with improved efficacy will be exploited to develop further clinical applications.

When screened against the test organisms, the performance of the synthesized colloidal AgNPs from diethyl ether extract of W. americana root (WARDEEP) showed a more improved efficacy than other solvent extracts or their synthesized AgNPs.

Identification of molecular targets important for cancer cell proliferation and survival has provided an opportunity for improved efficacy and more selective action; on tumour rather than normal tissue (Baselga, 2002; Herbst and Kies, 2002).