Sentence examples for completed efficacy from inspiring English sources

The lessons learned from the completed efficacy trials will enable the development of better designed, potentially more efficient efficacy trials in future.

This review summarizes relevant context in which HIV vaccines are being investigated and the six completed efficacy trials of various candidate vaccines and regimens, as well as the lessons learned from them relevant to regulatory evaluation.

A substantially higher proportion of strains found in these areas is genetically less similar to the vaccine strain in comparison with Western countries, where completed efficacy trials have occurred.

Finally, all patients completed the efficacy of acute treatment at median 34.5 (IQR 28 – 89) days after the screening.

Only three vaccine concepts have completed clinical efficacy studies so far, with two negative results (Env gp 120 vaccine -AIDSVAX; recombinant Adenovirus 5 HIV-1 gag/pol/nef trivalent vaccine -STEP trial [1]), and one showing borderline efficacy, with no effect on HIV-1 viral load (recombinant canarypox ALVAC (gp120/Gag/Protease) prime - gp120 protein boost - ALVAC-AIDSVAX) [2].

At the end of the follow-up period (two years) when the study will be completed, other efficacy endpoints such as accuracy (sensitivity/specificity) and predictive values will be added to the method evaluation.

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].