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Moderate improvements from 'best practice' therapy are promising, but to date reported efficacy is based entirely on subjective measures.

Their efficacy is based on science and now their challenge is to educate consumers about their products unique derivation and effectiveness.

The proof of its efficacy is based on four randomized, placebo-controlled trials of 853 patients, showing an improvement in functional outcome [32 36].

In 2002, they concluded that there are questions as to the efficacy of local anesthetic sympathetic blockade in treating CRPS because its efficacy is based mainly on case series [14].

The current evidence of efficacy is based on relatively small sample sizes per study – with the exception of Ruiter et al. (2015) – and only one to three training sessions per condition.

The reference WHO method for phase 3 evaluation of ITNs efficacy is based on the measurement of P. falciparum density in human populations [12].

Among the problems with using fMRI for lie detection, for instance, is the fact that the studies demonstrating its efficacy are based on lies about trivial matters — say, what playing card you've been shown — elicited in laboratory situations, in which mostly healthy, young, non-criminal subjects are instructed to lie.

Lack of efficacy was based on a failure to induce antibodies capable to bind epitopes in the context of functional OPN protein.

However, there is a risk that trial durations will be unfeasibly long if methods for evaluating safety and efficacy are based on the best overall response and toxicity during trial design.

Early stopping rules for efficacy are based on the observed difference in PaO2/FiO2 ratio.

Estimates of arrhythmic death (baseline risk 6%, range 1-20% per year), nonarrhythmic death, and ICD efficacy were based upon MADIT-II and other contemporary post-MI clinical trials.