Sentence examples for attributed to the efficacy from inspiring English sources

Such enhanced ORR activities are attributed to the efficacy of tandem LASiS-GRR route to rationally tune size distributions/compositional ratios and alloying degrees of the NAs without the use of any surfactants or reducing agents that are otherwise indispensable in chemical synthesis methods, but harmful for catalytic performances.

Moreover, absence of autonomic cardiopulmonary reactions to the surgical manipulation may be attributed to the efficacy of brachial plexus block.

Indeed, the influence of hormone receptors could be attributed to the efficacy of hormone therapy given to patients with hormone-receptor positive tumours.

In clinical trials using PET to assess response to treatment, strict protocols are adhered to in order to ensure any change in SUV can be attributed to the efficacy of a treatment and not any technical factor.

Results indicate a greater improvement in quality of life of patients using tazarotene when compared to those using the vehicle at week 12, which could be attributed to the efficacy of tazarotene foam in acne vulgaris (Table 4).

There are many factors, which are attributed to the efficacy outcome, such as mouse strains (inbreed, outbreed) [ 20, 25], sex (male, female) [ 21, 41] and age (6 8 weeks, 8 12 weeks) [ 41, 42], rich challenge doses (5 × LD50, 10 × LD50) [ 25, 41] and routes (i.p., intranasal) [ 20, 40], mAb compositions (single, cocktail) [ 20, 25], and routes (i.p., intravenous) [ 21, 41].

The three main mechanisms, attributed to the therapeutic efficacy of trastuzumab and pertuzumab, are: growth inhibition, apoptosis, and necrosis.

This result may be attributed to the low efficacy of the drug for DIC treatment [ 34, 35].

This is consistent with earlier Canadian data where rates of 10 to <15 year olds from 2002 2004 were elevated compared to other children [ 26], and this may be attributed to the lower efficacy of the combined adsorbed diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis whole-cell vaccine used in children in Canada between 1980 and 1997 [ 29].

Papa et al. [ 5] reported that high lignin-S/G ratio produced low glucose yields for untreated samples (r = -0.97; P <0.03; n = 4), but the alteration of lignin-S/G ratio did not affect the glucose yield after ionic liquid (IL) pretreatment, which is attributed to the high efficacy of IL pretreatment that masked the effect of the altered S/G ratios.

The partial repression of the Ca2+ signal could have been attributed to the possibly insufficient efficacy of heparin as an InsP3R inhibitor inside a cell as large as the starfish egg.