Sentence examples for efficacy mode from inspiring English sources

The traditional knowledge in treatment of livestock diseases of the study districts needs further scientific evaluations by phytochemical and antimicrobial experimentation to determine safety, efficacy, mode of delivery, drug development and dosage in pharmacological laboratory.

The paper-based survey was used to estimate the relative importance of seven medication specific factors (pain efficacy, mode of action, dose frequency, treatment schedule, side effects, prescription, and out-of-pocket costs) and respondent characteristics on decisions to continue medications.

Although biostimulants are widely used in high-value crop production systems such as horticulture and viticulture, little is known of their efficacy or mode of action [5, 24].

In our study, we propose a unified pipeline of chemo genomic analyses of GABA modulators and established a link between their bioactivity, efficacy and mode of action on α-1 and α-2 receptors.

They may also contribute to normal bowel function and protect against different immune, metabolic, and brain-related disorders, but evidence for their efficacy and mode of action is mainly based on in vitro and preclinical animal studies.

Whether these differences in binding sites confer different efficacy or mode of action has not been established.

Using the murine air pouch model of inflammation, we investigated the efficacy and mode of action of an extract from these three plants in crystal-induced inflammation.

In this study, we investigate the efficacy and mode of action of PBOX-15 in multiple myeloma, a common B-cell malignancy.

Moreover, a survey of preferences for influenza vaccine attributes including efficacy and mode of administration among children aged 8 12 years found that 79%% of children favoured the LAIV-like vaccine profile over the TIV characteristics [ 19].

As a first step, we therefore wanted to investigate the efficacy and mode of action of a mixture of standardized root extracts from the three plants in a simple animal model that resembles acute synovitis in humans.

Those developing new, often more expensive, public health interventions for use in developing countries must invest in interventions with the appropriate attributes (e.g., level of efficacy, costs, mode of delivery) to realize desired health impacts.