Sentence examples for efficacious application from inspiring English sources

The disinfection method proposed here shows the potential for efficacious application to this species.

In this way, DNA sequence-based biomarkers might be established which discriminate responders and non-responders to therapy, thereby contributing to a better targeted and more efficacious application of new therapeutic treatments.

Spurred on by the safe and highly efficacious application of fecal microbiota transplantation in the treatment of recurrent C. difficile enterocolitis [ 162, 163], transplantation of fecal matter has gained interest as a potential modulator of cardio-metabolic disorders.

This paper discusses key EMF design goals/constraints and addresses software engineering aspects that have made OMS3 framework development efficacious and its application practical, as demonstrated by leveraging software engineering efforts outside of the modeling community and lessons learned from over a decade of EMF development.

Whether clonally-derived MSC versus specific MSC populations will be more efficacious for particular applications, remains to be determined.

The word sacrament, in its broadest sense as a sign or symbol conveying something "hidden," mysterious, and efficacious, has a wider application and cosmic significance than that used in Christianity.

An understanding of the mechanisms is fundamental to the design and application of efficacious therapeutics.

However these findings suggest that policymakers should prioritise these and other highly efficacious preventive interventions for application in CHW programmes.

A number of clinical studies with the EGFR-antibody cetuximab have shown that its application is efficacious and tolerable, with the most common toxicity being acneiform rash.

Clinical application of this efficacious agent in cancer and other diseases has been limited due to poor aqueous solubility and consequently minimal systemic bioavailability.

There was no evidence that introduction of MER into, or directly adjacent to, a tumour is a generally more efficacious route of administration than application at only a distal site and there was, indeed, the strong contrary impression that distal treatment alone bestowed survival protection more often and to a greater extent.