The phrase "applicable efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the effectiveness of something in a specific situation or application.
Example: "The study aimed to evaluate the applicable efficacy of the new drug in treating chronic pain."
Alternatives: "relevant effectiveness" or "pertinent efficacy".
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Since inclusion of all genotypes was allowed, 4 patients (50%) were infected with genotype 1, 2 (25%) with genotype 4 and 2 (25%) with genotype 3. Treatment with either GS-9450 or placebo was generally well tolerated with fatigue, headache and nausea being the most reported side-effects.> -wrap-foot> notnot applicable The efficacy of 10 mg of GS-9450 wastudieded in a 14-day dosing trial.
Motivational and CBCTs can seemingly be delivered effectively by routine healthcare professionals, with efficacy applicable to a range of diseases.
Patients could remain within their resident health state until one of the following events occurred The patient discontinues medication due to lack of efficacy: applicable only to patients on an active treatment and in a non-responder health state.
The cut-off level of 0.35 μg/mL is recommended by a WHO Working Group as applicable for assessing the efficacy of pneumococcal conjugate vaccines and is widely considered to provide a protective effect against IPD [ 8].
Sections within the survey included questions specific to pediatric ICU demographic and descriptive data, individual perceptions and beliefs regarding glycemic control in critically ill children, individual and center-specific threshold for treatment, method of treatment (if applicable), and safety and efficacy of management at each center.
As no gastric cancer-specific markers have been determined, a combination of several nonspecific tumour markers, for example, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), CA19-9,and sonon, is merely applicable for monitoring treatment efficacy, but not the diagnosis of gastric cancer (Takahashi et al, 1995, 2003).
If applicable, treatment comparisons for secondary efficacy variables were made by the variance analytical approach described for the primary efficacy endpoint.
When discussing this question, data on the efficacy of routinely applicable reprocessing procedures for medical instruments against Aβ-, tau- and α-synuclein aggregates can provide helpful guidance.
Accounting for the competing effects of chemotherapy and post-treatment reinfection by drug-naive pathogens on directly observable measures of therapeutic efficacy is generally applicable to clinical trials conducted in endemic settings.
