Sentence examples for effects efficacy from inspiring English sources

Although licensing of the vaccine was a major step, many uncertainties remain regarding the vaccine's long-term effects, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness.

To anticipate the likely effects (efficacy and safety) in clinical use in patients with allergic asthma and with allergic rhinitis.

To explore the therapeutic potential of miR-34a, we designed a targeted miR-34a expression plasmid (T-VISA-miR-34a) using the T-VISA system, and evaluated its antitumor effects, efficacy, mechanism of action, and systemic toxicity.

Objective: To compare the hemodynamic effects, efficacy, and safety of intravenous milrinone (M), 50 μg/kg during 10 minutes followed by 0.5 μg/kg/min, with intravenous dobutamine (D), 10 to 20 μg/kg/min, in patients with low cardiac output after cardiac surgery.

Advancing age is associated with a number of physiologic and pathophysiologic changes that impact the toxic effects, efficacy and dosing of many medications.

We review the mechanism of action, potential side effects, efficacy, durability, and results from the most recent or largest experience of each.

The images, language, and slogans used to promote ARTs serve to reinforce the 'tragedy' of childlessness and the sentimentality of childbearing, particularly motherhood, while deliberately ignoring, omitting, or playing down the concerns and complications that come with medical intervention, such as side-effects, efficacy, and costs.

Tightly controlled 'explanatory' clinical trials are purposefully designed and ideally placed to demonstrate cause and effect (efficacy).

In this article, we systematically estimate all evidence about treatment methods, reinjection effect, efficacy, and safety of BTXA for treatment of FS to supply evidence for clinical strategy.

Indeed, the overall estimate of efficacy of antibiotics on VAP prevention was 37%95%5% CI of efficacy = 20%to51%1%) and the meta-analysis on mortality showed no significant effect (efficacy = -2%; 95% CI of efficacy = -12% to 7%).

Therefore, more efficacious treatment employing modalities that would entail minimal adverse effects, high efficacy rates and prolonged survival is needed.