But Cristofori's sophisticated and highly efficacious mechanism was "ahead of its time". Musicians initially considered it too expensive and difficult to maintain in adjustment.
It is used largely as an alternative to allopurinol, although it is considered less efficacious [ 14].
In determining the effectiveness of smoking cessation therapy, active drug is considered efficacious when it outperforms placebo; therefore, the evidence to date from clinical trials does not demonstrate that e-cigarettes are efficacious for cessation.
Not only does the Equal Protection Clause require the government to consider and employ efficacious race-neutral alternatives, but it also demands that any use of race be otherwise carefully calibrated and narrowly tailored.
It is considered efficacious and safe with only few, passing side-effects.
Although dronedarone was not as efficacious as amiodarone in maintaining sinus rhythm, considering its lower risk of side effects, it may be reasonable to consider the use of dronedarone before initiating amiodarone.
21– 23 While the early 5-HT3 RA compounds were considered equally efficacious, 19 palonosetron demonstrated greater efficacy than active comparators in preventing CINV in patients receiving HEC or MEC in multiple clinical trials.
The designed NCs - offering better chemical and physical stability, high loading capacity for the cargo and ability to release it in a controlled and continuous manner - can be considered as efficacious nanocarriers for PDT.
Given that both doxycycline and amoxicillin are generally considered as efficacious against Borrelia [ 1] and given the relatively small number of dogs per group, it is not surprising that no significant difference was observed between any of the antibiotic treatment groups.
Jesus prayer, in Eastern Christianity, a mental invocation of the name of Jesus Christ, considered most efficacious when repeated continuously.
In Tibet, entreaties are considered more efficacious when made to a deity in the company of his consort, and the tutelary deities (yi-dam) adopted by monks and priests are invariably represented in the yab-yum attitude.
