Sentence examples for efficacious on from inspiring English sources

The assumption seems to be that since God recreates bodies, human or otherwise, at every moment, no body survives between two moments such that an action willed in the human body at one moment could be causally efficacious on some other body at a second moment; for in one sense any purported efficacy of what was willed at one moment is wholly disconnected with the events of some second moment.

To date, the only drug shown to be efficacious on both the incidence of vasospasm and poor outcome is nimodipine.

Based on our results, we conclude that hybrid restoration technique is highly efficacious on erosion mitigation, adjacent marsh expansion and habitat creation.

This preventive policy seems partially efficacious on early manifestations of allergy but does not restrain the allergic march, especially in its respiratory manifestations.

The high adsorption capacity (qmax 17.08 to 18.05 mg g-1) in the present work reveals that the combination of ceria NPs and arsenic may be efficacious on the environment.

Sorafenib suppresses BRAF as well as CRAF with similar efficiency by stabilizing the inactive conformations, though it is less efficacious on the BRAF V600E form than on wildtype.

Second, systematic and prolonged use of GCs is more efficacious than on-demand use in the therapeutic time window before maximum DMARD efficacy [ 6, 21].

In contrast, combined HDACi/rhTRAIL-based strategies, while efficacious, demonstrated on-target dose-limiting toxicities that precluded prolonged treatment.

Furthermore, colesevelam was an efficacious add-on treatment for improving both glycemic control and lipid management in adults with T2DM on various antidiabetes regimens; the effects of colesevelam on diabetic and lipid parameters were consistent in patients aged <65 and ≥65 years when added to existing antidiabetes therapies.

Several efficacious programs using one-on-one brief intervention techniques have been developed to target high-risk drinking by individual students, such as the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) (Dimeff et al. 1999).

As a result, hospital-based management of severe malnutrition was perceived as efficacious, but not effective, on a large scale, either as part of routine health services or in emergencies [ 12].