Sentence examples for defined efficacy from inspiring English sources

The escitalopram group (N = 158) showed a statistically significant, and clinically relevant, greater improvement at endpoint compared with placebo (N = 157) in all prospectively defined efficacy parameters.

A reduction of three points in a quantified MG score and two points in a manual muscle test or a reduction of 50% in corticosteroid dose defined efficacy.

We now report the effects of 180 days of treatment with this 1% T gel preparation (50 or 100 mg/day, contained in 5 or 10 g gel, respectively) compared to those of a permeation-enhanced T patch (5 mg/day) on defined efficacy parameters in 227 hypogonadal men.

Data were extracted by study methodology and defined efficacy measures.

The issue is whether a thus defined efficacy allows predicting the outcome of a therapy in the individual patient.

Secondly, IVT-AFL 2q8 versus dexamethasone 0.7 mg implants using an indirect analysis (Bucher) with defined efficacy (gain ≥ 10 letters) and safety (macular edema, reduced visual acuity, vitreous hemorrhage, eye pain, increased intraocular pressure, and cataract) outcomes.

Accordingly, the EI at concentration blocked the infection of and with the defined efficacies and, respectively, where and are the drug concentrations of the EI required to block the infection of and by 50% and and are the Hill coefficients.

India's patent law does not define "efficacy" or say how it should be measured.

To the Editor: The issue can be reduced to a simple question: How does one define efficacy in cancer treatment?

Outcome assessments are used to define efficacy endpoints when developing a therapy for a disease or condition.

A structured dose escalation design can reveal dose-dependent effects and adverse effects, crossover studies can demonstrate change, presurgical studies can define efficacy, interictal discharges and photosensitivity models can explain changes in seizure features, transcranial magnetic stimulation evaluates hyperexcitability.