Sentence examples for efficacy gains from inspiring English sources

Thus the basic rationale of the design and development of nanomedicines in cancer therapy is failing making it necessary to stop claiming efficacy gains via the EPR effect, while tumor targeting cannot be proved in the clinic.

In the UK, despite equivalence with respect to the costs of three alternatives, both risperidone and olanzapine were cost-effective when compared with haloperidol due to efficacy gains [48].

Again, if poorer adherence was observed with dabigatran, any efficacy gains would be lost.

Our analysis was not able to demonstrate that the combination of laser and ranibizumab therapy provided higher efficacy gains than ranibizumab monotherapy.

Further, despite prior concerns that patient adherence would be a factor contributing to whether any potential safety or efficacy gains with dabigatran were realized in practice, none of the studies assessing outcomes reported an adherence measure.

Through this approach there is a potential for both releasing more resources to the health sector and increasing trust in health services, thereby contributing efficacy gains to the system from both the supplier and customer.

Mr. Raman said that unlike most detergents, whose primary selling point is cleaning efficacy, Gain emphasizes its scents, which include Apple Mango Tango, Sweet Sizzle and Dreamy Desire.

Secondly, IVT-AFL 2q8 versus dexamethasone 0.7 mg implants using an indirect analysis (Bucher) with defined efficacy (gain ≥ 10 letters) and safety (macular edema, reduced visual acuity, vitreous hemorrhage, eye pain, increased intraocular pressure, and cataract) outcomes.

The model-observer similarity (MOS) hypothesis predicts that learners who perceive themselves to be more similar to the model will learn more from the examples and show greater self-efficacy gains.

This model will create another effective treatment pathway, bring economic benefits, and make the colorectal cancer treatment cost-saving and efficacy-gaining.

Modelled on estimates where the vaccine had greater efficacy, the gains from vaccination would be more substantial.