Sentence examples for efficacious in that from inspiring English sources

As in the famous example of Augustine, a grace may be efficacious in that it produces the desire to be chaste, and yet not efficacious in that it fails to produces chastity itself.

The knockdown in our hands was efficacious in that the sponge doubled the expression of the inverse reporter, but it did not restore the inverse reporter to the levels seen in cells lacking miR-132.

Pulmonary metastasectomy has been shown to be efficacious in that complete macroscopic clearance has been achieved; in appropriately selected cases, R0 resection of all known pulmonary metastases can be consistently accomplished.

While appropriate for early stage genome projects like that of soybean, resorting to such a strategy is neither required nor efficacious in genomes that have been extensively sequenced, like those of Arabidopsis, rice, Drosophila and humans.

However, this intervention was not efficacious in mice that had established signs of diabetes and greater loss of beta cell mass, probably because B 9-23/IFA was not able to increase beta cell regeneration.

Finally, lost in the considerable data on potential transporters, carriers and delivery systems it is an unfortunate realization that, at present, none of these approaches are efficacious in treating diseases that lay beyond the BBB.

Happily, these investments will not only increase the impact that existing interventions can have today, but will also lay the groundwork for eagerly anticipated ARV-based microbicidespeciallyally the vaginal ring with dapivirine, if and when it is demonstrated to be efficacious in clinical trials that will report out early next year.

In combination with taxanes, ganetespib is also highly efficacious in NSCLC models that express the activated and erlotinib resistant form of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFRL858R/T790M) [ 17].

LPA was also more efficacious in inducing genes that encode paracrine factors (Ccl2, Ereg, Il1RL1, Ctgf, Vegfa) and components of the plasminogen activator system (Plaur, Pai-1).

Abatacept (T-cell inhibitor), rituximab (anti-CD20; B-cell inhibitor) and tocilizumab (anti-interleukin 6 receptor; anti-IL6R) have all been shown to be efficacious in many patients that fail anti-TNF therapy [ 5, 6].

[ 2, 4, 5] Two recent systematic reviews concluded that current evidence suggests (but does not prove) that yoga may be efficacious in Type 2 diabetes; that publication bias may have occurred; and that an adequately powered, well-designed randomised controlled trial is needed to remedy the methodological deficiencies of previous studies.