Sentence examples for efficacy drawing from inspiring English sources

But Agent Ward focused less on the legality of the practice than on its efficacy, drawing a distinction between effective intelligence gathering and the kind that has no specific relationship to counterterrorism.

Since these findings were not observed consistently across studies or across endpoints within studies, they do not alter the overall conclusions about efficacy drawn from the studies.

Data on becaplermin efficacy were drawn from the analysis by Persson et al [ 5].

The random parameters for cost and efficacy were drawn from a log-normal distribution – this allows us to constrain the parameter estimate to be either negative (for cost) or positive (for efficacy) [ 22].

Categorical variables identified in the literature for possible associations to birth self-efficacy were drawn from the BELIEF data for this secondary analysis.

Because of these shortcomings no definitive conclusion about therapeutic efficacy can be drawn from this survey.

This study was clearly not an econometric study per se, nor were the policy efficacy rating data drawn from econometric studies.

Furthermore, no conclusions on long-term treatment efficacy can be drawn as only 3 months follow/up data have been reported to date.

To allow for heterogeneity in individuals' response to vaccination, we assign initial values for efficacy, which are drawn from a beta-distribution [14].

A randomised controlled trial is required to draw efficacy conclusions.

Mid-to long-term results are required before any firm conclusions on safety and efficacy may be drawn.