Sentence examples for comprehensive efficacy from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive efficacy review of biofeedback studies concludes to a small specific effect on tension type headache but not on migraine.

A comprehensive efficacy review of biofeedback (BFB) [66] concluded that true BFB is not significantly superior to sham BFB in migraine (effect size 0.25, confidence interval 95% 0.49 0.00) but did show a small advantage of true BIB over sham in tension-type headaches (effect size 0.50, confidence interval 95% 0.26 0.75).

We performed comprehensive efficacy studies to determine whether a single antiretroviral PrEP approach can protect from multiple routes of HIV transmission using a uniform and highly relevant experimental platform.

It may be that these participants chose to attend the comprehensive self-efficacy intervention, as they needed more social support, coaching and help to make work and life-style changes.

The design of the study was a 9-month prospective study describing the effects of two interventions, a comprehensive self-efficacy intervention (n = 21) and an ergonomic education intervention (n = 21).

But she sounded a note of caution, saying that she supported a move toward "comprehensive" measures of efficacy, but that the fund "should not become a specialized boutique to reduce unemployment".

Recent developments in measuring cough support some existing agents but investment in modern studies to provide comprehensive proof of efficacy has not happened.

Ideally, the design of AED clinical trials should be relevant to real-world settings, providing reliable, valid, and comprehensive information on efficacy, tolerability, and quality of life (QOL).

For a specific compound, it might not be possible to provide comprehensive safety and efficacy data for each (sub population of interest or specific therapy condition due to ethical considerations and feasibility of studies.

In addition, we assessed patient-reported outcomes, based on participant's assessment of current severity of symptoms (VAS-S), participant's perceived change in severity (VAS-CS), and the DLQI questionnaire, to provide a comprehensive assessment of efficacy.

A recent comprehensive study of efficacy in detection of diabetic pathology found that UWFA was able to demonstrate retinal non-perfusion and neovascularisation in 10% of eyes that would have been missed by 7SF. 13 To our knowledge, this study is one of the first and largest to use UWFA to evaluate retinal ischaemia and identify its relationship with DMO.