Sentence examples for efficacious support from inspiring English sources

This result might have important implications for clinical oncology (Smith et al, 2006), enabling more efficacious support to highly cytotoxic drugs.

Furthermore, clinical evidence thus far has not provided an efficacious support to use current antidepressants (thought to work via improving synaptic transmission and neurogenesis) in mitigating depressive symptoms of individuals with AD (Sepehry et al., 2012).

There is a widely felt need to explore the "world of senior citizens", to define the socio-demographic characteristics of this large slice of the population, identify their needs and provide decision makers with useful, efficacious support for political actions [ 14- 16].

These CHIKV/IRES vaccine candidates appear to be safe and efficacious, supporting their strong potential as a human vaccine to protect against CHIKV infection and reduce transmission and further spread [ 100].

We expect those individuals who think that their governments are efficacious to support a more active role for the state in the economy, all things being equal.

If proven efficacious, CHW support coordinated with clinic-based primary care CM may be a cost-effective and culturally sensitive way to extend evidence-based interventions for obesity reduction into low SES communities.

This reasoning is logical if it is assumed that the GR EPSPS enzyme functions equivalently to the wild-type EPSPS enzyme in the absence of herbicide, and is equally efficacious in supporting disease-resistance mechanisms when exposed to herbicide.

The first hypothesis, that clinician-assisted treatment using the Worry program would be efficacious was supported.

There are also efficacious empirically supported CBT-based treatments for social phobia [ 38- 43].

With increasing numbers of survivors, more research is needed on the most efficient and efficacious ways to support their behavior change.

Pediatricians play a vital role in promoting the health of children in the communities they serve and can maximize their impact by advocating for and supporting efficacious, evidence-based strategies in their communities.