Sentence examples for by efficacy of from inspiring English sources

An increase in number of apoptotic cells was slight, however significant, which can be explained by efficacy of gene silencing.

8 9 The magnitude of difference between cloth masks and medical masks in the current study, if explained by efficacy of medical masks alone, translates to an efficacy of 92% against ILI, which is possible, but not consistent with the lack of efficacy in the two previous RCTs.

But that belief has long since been thoroughly discredited by research, and by the efficacy of drug therapy.

Effectiveness of chemoprophylaxis is limited not only by the efficacy of the drug but also by patient adherence to therapy.

Also, as the effectiveness of ISST may have been influenced by the efficacy of the ISST interventionists, the possible clustering of outcome by trainer should have been investigated.

The considerable role of dopamine dynamics in RLS is illustrated by the efficacy of dopamine agonists in RLS treatment [ 47] and supported by neuropathological studies [ 48].

• To the Editor: As a Jungian analyst, I am always curious when the medical profession is surprised by the efficacy of psychoanalysis.

This amateur "treatment" was a success -- not only did she begin to sleep more peacefully; the improvement lasted for years, and Dickens became obsessed by the efficacy of it.

But the region's justice minister, David Ford, said he was "far from convinced" by the efficacy of the Nordic law because mobile intercepts – crucial in prosecutions in countries that have introduced the laws – are rarely used even in cases against republican and loyalist terror groups.

Second, it is possible that the caffeine consumption was influenced by the efficacy of the acute medication.

This concept, already reported in previous studies, has been confirmed by the efficacy of OnabotulinumtoxinA in Chronic Migraine independently from the presence of MOH.