The phrase "average efficacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness of a treatment, intervention, or product in a general sense, often in a scientific or medical context.
Example: "The study found that the average efficacy of the new drug was significantly higher than that of the placebo."
Alternatives: "mean effectiveness" or "typical efficacy".
From the standpoint of preventive medications reported, lithium was used most frequently and also showed the best average efficacy.
The average efficacy reached 90.0% at 12 h post crate challenges and 100% at 24 h post exposure in crates.
The finding that average efficacy was lower at 1 h align with a clinical study showing that crystalloid induced increases in cardiac output are transient and return to pre-infusion levels within 1 2 h [25].
In order to capture the consumed diesel oil in the process of excavation and transport, the diesel oil consumption is converted into equivalent EC according to the average efficacy of diesel generator.
In sepsis, average efficacy decreased from 15 to 60 min (P = 0.006, Wilcoxon matched-pair signed ranks test), whereas it did not differ between the different time points in hemorrhage (P = 0.108).
The impact of a vaccine will depend not only on average efficacy, but also on the extent of heterogeneity of the host response including its duration.
We recommend that for those with characteristics of IVR nonresponse, such as serous or fibrovascular PED or type 1 CNV before initial IVR, the efficacy of IVR is estimated to be lower than the results of the clinical studies, which only report average efficacies, 17 in evaluating the benefit of treatment.
A two-sample t-test reveals that the difference between the two averaged efficacy is very significant (p = 0.0000047).
The average decontamination efficacy for the Moldex model was greater than 99.99% or 4 logs.
The average decontamination efficacy resulting from the use of MSB X bags was greater than 99.9% (3 logs) for all three FFR models tested (Table 3).
Each simulated vaccine is characterised by an average initial efficacy, which is reached after completion of a vaccination schedule of 3 doses and thereafter decays exponentially.
