Sentence examples for clinically ineffective from inspiring English sources
His drug history includes a trial of risperidone, up to 2 mg per day which was partially successful but was associated with akathisia; a three week trial of quetiapine up to 200 mg daily was clinically ineffective and had to be prematurely discontinued due to clinical deterioration.
Clinically, ineffective esophageal transport is associated with symptom of dysphagia.
Cochrane had found the conclusion that homeopathy was clinically ineffective was "justified based on the evidence presented", she said.
Current ACL injury prevention programs for soccer players are clinically ineffective due to low compliance.
Treatment with 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU), a frequently used but often clinically ineffective chemotherapy drug, induced apoptosis, down-regulation of anti-apoptotic genes (BCL-2, TRAF1, and c-FLIP) and decreased cell numbers in 2D, but only "nucleolar stress" in p3D and xenografts.
Below a certain threshold of interaction rate, the pharmacodynamic effect of the drug will be reduced to a degree that makes it clinically ineffective (hence associated to a treatment failure).
Making decisions about coverage too early in the lifecycle of a product may lead to paying for clinically or cost-ineffective products; waiting too long may harm patients who could have benefited from the product [ 5].
Because bacteria in biofilms can withstand antibiotic treatment, many clinically relevant antibiotics are ineffective in the treatment of biofilm-related bacterial infections (Mah and O'Toole, 2001).
This ineffective maturation manifests clinically as low blood counts and morphologically as dysplasia.
Mechanistically, this protection is linked to induction of Hsp70 since KU-32 was ineffective in reversing clinically relevant indices of DPN in mice lacking the inducible forms of Hsp70 (Hsp70.1 and Hsp70.3).
The most commonly available DST methods utilize culture on solid or liquid media, which, at a minimum, require several weeks or months, ample time for a patient to clinically worsen or die while receiving ineffective first-line TB drugs.
