Sentence examples for efficacy examination from inspiring English sources

In the protection efficacy examination, JOL919 immunized group showed significantly lower depression, lower gross lesion in the liver and spleen, and lower number of the SE positive internal organs than those of the control group against a virulent wild type SE challenge.

We believe that IPT warrants further efficacy examination, particularly in economically disadvantaged and minority women, for a number of reasons.

In terms of efficacy, CT examination on day 20 showed a significant decrease in size of the lung metastases (Fig.  1b).

The success of compounds under development in this and other anti-inflammatory classes, however, depends as much on the evolution of clinical studies designed to test the "proof of concept" in efficacy through the examination of surrogate markers or physiologic readouts of changes in lung function.

For colorectal cancer, a range of single screening (at age 50years) and repeated screening (every five or 10 years) strategies were assessed, including faecal occult blood test, sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, and (despite uncertain evidence as to its efficacy) digital rectal examination, with subsequent removal of polyps and cancerous lesions as needed.

Tumor spheroids are also used to more accurately predict drug efficacy prior to examination in vivo.

We interpreted efficacy as the examination of change in an outcome variable not clearly related to safety/toxicity.

Colorectal neoplasm associated with the disease natural history, the surveillance after polypectomy, and the efficacy of colonoscopic examination were elucidated in this study.

The aim of the study was to assess the efficacy of MRI examination in the detection of liver iron overload in patients with liver cirrhosis of different origins.

Further studies with multi-site recruitment producing adequate sample sizes are necessary to allow for stronger tests of treatment efficacy and for examination of individual (e.g. gender, age, hypnotisability) differences in treatment response.

We propose applying objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs) and discuss the educational efficacy of such examinations regarding the clinical competence of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners.