Sentence examples for controlling efficacy from inspiring English sources
Bouizgarne (2013) attributed disease controlling efficacy of Bacillus spp. to their fast growing ability and a high rhizosphere colonization.
These hurdles should not stop as from driving ahead with the translation of the laboratory techniques into therapeutics but we must underpin all our work with first rate science that will allow us to address the concerns about controlling efficacy and safety.In addition we must not ignore the commercial and regulatory issues that will be as important to resolve as the science.
However, the clinical validation of the rather complex robot testing programme is a prerequisite for any clinical relevant conclusion concerning the plaque-biofilm controlling efficacy of toothbrushes.
The objective parameters measured by thromboelastography would have been helpful not only in controlling efficacy of rFVIIa but also in dose finding decisions.
These data suggest that further studies with VPA are warranted, although clearly such findings must be replicated in randomized, controlled efficacy studies.
In that sense, the present study is a true effectiveness study, differing from highly controlled efficacy studies.
204 of the 1562 nasal swabs were performed in nasal MRSA carriers to control efficacy of decolonization.
As such it forms the next step [ 23] from the highly controlled efficacy studies in the process of intervention development and implementation.
Such information can be very valuable by informing trial design and pre-trial power analysis of future randomized controlled efficacy studies.
This cluster randomised controlled efficacy trial (RCT) will evaluate the outcomes and costs of this training intervention for General Practitioners (GPs) and nurses.
Eventually, the response statistics of the semi-actively controlled structure under random wind excitation are evaluated by using the statistical linearization method, and are compared with those of the passively controlled structure to determine the control efficacy.
