Sentence examples for efficacy encouraging from inspiring English sources

Our results could suggest a therapeutically feasible potential for Spirulina platensis in chronic HCV patients, worthy to conduct a larger sized and longer study to confirm these safety and efficacy encouraging results.

From our results we can conclude that there is a therapeutically feasible potential for Spirulina platensis dried extract worthy to conduct a larger sized study with a longer follow up period to confirm these safety and efficacy encouraging results in the treatment of chronic hepatitis C infected patients.

Interventions most commonly used MI, but many used techniques such as aiming to increase the patient's confidence and sense of self-efficacy, encouraging support-seeking behaviours and challenging negative thoughts, which were not specifically categorised.

Stepping On, a 7-week program that aims to improve falls self-efficacy, encourage behavioral change, and reduce falls by combining community-based group sessions with follow-up home visits by a healthcare provider, had a 14-month net benefit of $134.37 and a ROI of 64 % for each dollar invested (Carande-Kulis et al. 2014).

But the glimmers of efficacy were encouraging, says Jaume Pons in San Francisco, California, who was at that time head of protein engineering at Rinat, a spinoff of Genentech that specialized in antibodies to treat cancer.

In this phase II study of patients with heavily pretreated colorectal cancer, efficacy was encouraging, with a 17% confirmed response rate and 4.1 months progression-free survival, but toxicity was high.

These recommendations for practice have not been investigated and are therefore theoretical, and there is very limited evidence regarding the safety or efficacy of encouraging antenatal expressing of breast milk.

Their protective efficacies are encouraging because they provide proof that a SARS-CoV vaccine is feasible.

Still, according to our data, the CDSMP's effects on self-efficacy are encouraging.

Others are pilot studies that should give an indication of efficacy to encourage the initiation of a fully powered trial.

A study of chronically ill patients found that optimism did not tend to bias their perceptions of their health status but that positive efficacy expectancies encouraged self-care behaviour [ 55].