Sentence examples for efficacy control from inspiring English sources

To control transfection efficacy, control cells were re-suspended in passive lysis buffer (PLB, Promega) and luciferase activity was analysed.

Nevertheless, there are substantial numbers of vaccine products produced by small companies or institutes in China, thus lacking suitable quality and efficacy control.

Low molecular weight heparins (LMWH) are frequently used for thrombosis prophylaxis or anticoagulation treatment in critically ill patients without efficacy control in specific patient groups.

Physician satisfaction with observed efficacy (control of hyperphosphatemia, clinical observation) increased with lanthanum carbonate treatment at week 12, even though control of serum phosphorus levels did not improve significantly over baseline levels.

Transfection with luciferase reporter plasmids was typically performed in 6-well plates with 1 µg of either p(5x ATF6-luc (Firefly) or pELAM1-luc (Firefly) and 5x ATF6-lucL-TK (Renilla) as a transFirefly efficacy cortrol (29).

To calculate the relative κB reporter activity, green luciferase activity was first normalised according to renilla luciferase output (transfection efficacy control) and then corrected for background effects by subtracting the basal activity detected from the ptkGL3 plasmid.

Pseudomonas fluorescens EPS62e has been selected in a screening procedure for its high efficacy controlling Erwinia amylovora infections in flowers, immature fruits and young pear plants.

At variance with meditation and normal breathing, the stimulus was conveyed only to the olfactory epithelium to maximize its putative efficacy, controlling for stimulation features such as air-pressure, duration and targeted area of the nasal vault and avoiding at the same time cognitive efforts, cardio-respiratory reflexes and specific postures associated with meditative practices16.

Its efficacy, controlled with 1 µmol/L phenylephrine or with 1 mmol/L tyramine, was maintained even after several wash-outs.

With the growth of transportation networks in developing countries, the cost-efficacy control of maintenance operations has become critical to the infrastructure asset management after highway construction.

Therefore, for analyses, the control group participants will also be allocated to a low exercise self-efficacy control group (ESS ≤40) and a high exercise self-efficacy control group (ESS >40).