Sentence examples for be more efficacious if from inspiring English sources

Treatment strategies dependent on the integrity of T-cell function, such as vaccination approaches (Morse, 2000), could potentially be more efficacious if initiated before radio-chemotherapy, or following recovery of T-cell function after cessation of therapy.

At the moment we are attacking an enemy in Iraq and if we formed the judgment that this air-based campaign was more efficacious if we attacked Isil in Syria, we would ask parliament.

Conclusion: If a cesarean delivery is performed, cord blood sampling is more efficacious if performed before delivery of the placenta.

The primary purpose of this study was to determine if SP was more efficacious in asymptomatic parasitaemic infants than in symptomatic children even though the drug was failing as a treatment for the latter group.

It is still unclear if interventions are more efficacious in higher risk patients.

It seems important to conduct head-to-head comparison trials with these agents in the future and also to determine if linaclotide is more efficacious in certain constipated individuals than are currently available laxatives.

It would therefore appear that an individual time to peak HCO3 − ingestion strategy is more efficacious in eliciting consistent responses.

However, etanercept was more efficacious in the active comparator trial.

This suggests the RYGB surgery may be more efficacious for resolving diabetes if performed soon after diagnosis in subjects with low HbA1C levels.

Even when the focus group leaders reminded participants that the differences between proposed options were nearly negligible, participants continued to choose the more expensive options as if it were beyond question that they must be more efficacious or foolproof.

If parents perceive a given therapeutic agent or strategy to be more efficacious than others, they will feel more confident, secure and better able to cope.