Sentence examples for another efficacious from inspiring English sources
Carbamazepine was another efficacious marker for wastewater, but was susceptible (50% removal) to photolysis.
We did not have a meaningful clinical comparator such as another efficacious treatment or no treatment at all.
24 Oxymetazoline, a potent α-1 and partial α-2 receptor agonist, is another efficacious agent for reducing facial erythema, with data primarily limited to case reports, and is now in clinical development for the treatment of ETR.
However, it would be another partially efficacious strategy for HIV-transmission prevention like the microbicide gels and PrEP currently being studied and piloted, as well as other existing HIV harm reduction approaches.
The point here is that the energy of saying "no" to one thing or another is far less efficacious than the energy of saying "yes" to something (Someone) more desirable.
The use of plasmafiltration with sorbent technology may be another cost-effective and efficacious way of approaching this problem.
Given the lack of comparative clinical trials between the agents in this class, it is too difficult to suggest one agent is any safer or efficacious than another.
The American College of Physicians (ACP) argues that data are not sufficient to determine whether one drug is more efficacious than another when comparing sibutramine, orlistat, phentermine, diethylpropion, fluoxetine, and bupropion.
Finally, we further modified the analysis to evaluate how long SCIT would need to be efficacious before another round of therapy could be implemented and remain economically advantageous.
3 In the absence of any clear evidence that one tocolytic is more efficacious than another, relative safety is the main reason for choosing one over the other.
No clear evidence exists to determine whether one of these drugs is more efficacious than another, although adjusted indirect comparisons suggest that donepezil and rivastigmine may be slightly more efficacious than galantamine, at least as reflected by some outcome measures.
