Sentence examples for efficacy at reducing from inspiring English sources
Sunitinib retained its efficacy at reducing the viability of human endothelial cells after elution from the microspheres.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate LAF efficacy at reducing bacterial contamination in the surgical area during 34 total knee arthroplasties (TKAs).
The symmetric PPE-g-HDPE copolymer with high MW grafted HDPE shows a somewhat higher efficacy at reducing the dispersed phase size and delaying the onset of PPE phase continuity.
Parenteral administration is also possible for clodronate (100 or 200 mg/every 15 days intramuscularly), but a similar efficacy at reducing fractures of the i.m. form has not been demonstrated by comparative studies [134].
Treatment groups received access to the Worry program, an iCBT program with demonstrated efficacy at reducing symptoms of GAD [27].
Treatment group participants received access to the Sadness program, an iCBT program with demonstrated efficacy at reducing symptoms of depression [12] [13].
Statins are extensively used in medical practice, and large-scale clinical trials have demonstrated their efficacies at reducing cardiovascular-related morbidities and mortalities [ 11, 12].
Studies have repeatedly demonstrated the efficacy of MAT at reducing illicit drug use and overdose deaths improving retention in treatment and reducing HIV transmission".
The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of LAF at reducing bacterial contamination in the surgical area during orthopedic implant surgery in an OR with conventional turbulent air ventilation.
The surgeon general questioned the effectiveness of the abstinence-only approaches to addiction, and said "studies have repeatedly demonstrated the efficacy of MAT at reducing illicit drug use and overdose deaths".
Although the efficacy of gFOBT at reducing CRC mortality has been proven in previous randomized trials and evidence has demonstrated the advantages of FIT over gFOBT, organized service screening using FIT has been introduced in only a few countries, and its efficacy remains unknown.
