The phrase "an increased efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in effectiveness, particularly in contexts like medicine, technology, or research.
Example: "The new treatment has shown an increased efficacy in reducing symptoms compared to the previous methods."
Alternatives: "enhanced effectiveness" or "improved efficiency."
In F11 sensory neurons, single-cell Ca2+-imaging experiments revealed that, when compared to menthol, some newly-synthesized compounds were up to 200-fold more potent, though none of them showed an increased efficacy.
And while any one therapeutic approach is unlikely to give a 100% recovery, combinations of different therapeutic approaches aimed at stabilizing the DGC, for example, exon skipping to partially restore dystrophin expression, combined with tyrosine kinase inhibitors to reduce degradation of dystroglycan, could have an increased efficacy.
However, in 38% of the participating units, liposomal amphotericin B was administered at a daily dose of 5 mg/kg despite clear evidence that doses above 3 mg/kg/day do not have an increased efficacy in the treatment of invasive fungal infections [ 49].
Also, unaltered LEAK respiration (oligomycin-induced state 4 respiration) in combination with the detected increased parameters of maximal coupled and uncoupled respiration resulted in higher control ratios, confirming an increased efficacy of the mitochondria from the sepsis patients as compared with controls.
We demonstrate that, during the first week of sepsis, cellular respiration of PBICs display an increased capacity because of an increased mitochondrial content but also with an increased efficacy of the OXPHOS system.
We argue that the increases in availability of household security devices, coupled with an increased efficacy of security devices, provides a compelling explanation for the decline in burglary in England and Wales since the mid-1990s.
One model which has seen an increasing efficacy and effectiveness literature is 'collaborative care' [ 7] which highlights the chronic nature of depression and proposes that the whole system of care for depression needs to be reengineered.
Therefore, the concept of treatment intensification could be associated with a significantly increased efficacy of glass microspheres for lesions larger than 5 cm.
41 A 10% tax instead of a 20% tax reduced efficacy by 50% in terms of averted deaths from myocardial infarction and stroke, whereas a 30% tax increased efficacy by 50% in terms of averted deaths.
Combined administration of the standard chemotherapy cisplatin with the RANKL inhibitor to mirror an ongoing clinical trial revealed increased efficacy compared to each treatment alone.
A recent article [ 3] reported increased efficacy using ultrasound guidance in the hands of an interventional radiologist, performing the procedure in 'real time'.
