Sentence examples for complete efficacy from inspiring English sources
However, there is a controversy about their complete efficacy and long-term safety in improving the patients symptomatically [12].
Furthermore, the clustering of attacks, more than one per day, the ineffectiveness of different prophylactic therapies, and the complete efficacy of therapeutic doses of indomethacin, support the diagnosis of paroxysmal episodic hemicrania in our patient.
For the twelve subjects as a group number of days to parasitemia was used to assess partial or complete efficacy against malaria.
An ideal vaccine against B. pseudomallei will likely require the induction of a Type 1 cellular-mediated immune (CMI) response for complete efficacy as suggested from past immunization studies [9], [16].
Complete efficacy and safety data for these trials have been reported previously [ 18- 29].
The FECR was 100% in all flocks treated with netobimin, demonstrating the complete efficacy of this drug.
Efficacy analysis was performed on patients over 50 years of age with accurate and complete data (efficacy population), using a last observation carried forward imputation.
In addition, the survival rate revealed that L.lactis/pNZ2103-NA L.lactis/pNZ2103-NAete protecould efficacy against highly providenicompleteinfluenza H5N1 virus.
In the 14 evaluable patients with complete primary efficacy data, nicotine (compared to placebo) failed to alter symptoms at 4 h but counteracted ERP-P300 signs of diminished attention seen 2 weeks following placebo treatment.
Together, these data support a key role for ErbB3 multiple types of cancer and suggest that effective inhibition of ErbB3 may be important for gaining complete therapeutic efficacy with ErbB inhibitors.
The recent inability to complete the efficacy trial of an AIDS vaccine designed to elicit systemic T-cell responses [ 1– 3] and the modest success in a human phase 3 trial of a second AIDS vaccine designed to elicit both systemic antiviral T-cell and antibody responses [ 4] highlight the need for AIDS vaccines that induce antiviral immunity at mucosal surfaces that are the portal of entry for HIV.
