Sentence examples for efficacious use from inspiring English sources
Another view that's been offered, more conventional if less Nash-ianly intriguing, might be called (obviously on a far more benign scale) the Ceaușescu effect: what Harper really signalled by cynically deploying the veil controversy was desperation, and once a professional politician known above all for the efficacious use of power is seen to panic his end is sealed.
Thus, our case provides further evidence for the efficacious use of this anesthetic in MMD patients requiring cardiac surgery.
Usability is a key factor in ensuring safe and efficacious use of medicines.
Characterizing the non-linear response of microbubble contrast agents is important for their efficacious use in imaging and therapy.
The current research article emphasizes efficacious use of teak leaves, an agro -biowaste from world's premier hardwood timber industry, for "green" synthesis of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs).
There are, however, no prospective randomized controlled studies and thus there is lack of high-quality proof supporting its safe and efficacious use.
Algorithm-driven diuresis was equally efficacious using bolus or infusion furosemide but the total dosage of furosemide required was significantly less using continuous infusion therapy (Fig).
Overall, imputations were more efficacious using the OmniExpress chip, with 4.59% of SNPs failing QC vs. 7.10% for the Affymetrix 6.0.
But the "Yes We Scan" version, circulating since Edward Snowden revealed the National Security Agency's surveillance program, seems particularly meaningful and "efficacious" (to use Mr. Schjeldahl's word).
A major hurdle in the clinical development of growth factor therapy so far is how to assure safe and efficacious therapeutic use of such factors and avoid unwanted side effects and toxicity.
Further studies on the regulatory pathways behind bone marrow IL-7/IL-7R production and IL-7Rα-mediated signaling in HIV/AIDS patients are needed to identify the most efficacious clinical use of IL-7 in the (adjuvant) treatment of HIV-positive patients.
