Sentence examples for efficacy notes from inspiring English sources

A fourth booster dose being given to participants at 18 months of age in the ongoing study might also bolster vaccine efficacy, notes Vasee Moorthy, the lead person for malaria vaccines at WHO. "A really important point is we don't know what's going to happen with the booster dose," he says, adding that it may even increase efficacy rates in the younger group.

Some doubt their efficacy, noting that most funds are quickly consumed by recipients rather than invested, but their role in cutting poverty is significant.

Both the TDF and FTC/TDF arms had a statistically significant decreased incidence of HIV infections versus placebo, with a 62% HIV protection efficacy noted in the TDF arm and a 73% protection efficacy noted in the FTC/TDF group.

Brodalumab has also demonstrated efficacy in PsA in a phase II study, with similar efficacy noted in anti-TNF-experienced and -inexperienced patients [ 192].

However, the efficacy noted with switching to pH-5-ASA was not related to disease extent in our retrospective and prospective studies.

In view of the unexplained gender difference in efficacy noted above, a post-hoc examination of immune response by gender was performed.

Current research is focused on various approaches including use of small molecule inhibitors that have the potential to cross the BBB (for e.g. Afatinib and everolimus), using molecules concurrently with radiation, and lastly utilising immunotherapy before and after radiotherapy based on the efficacy noted in melanoma patients with BM.

While the relationship between short-term and longer-term persistence with therapy and the clinical significance of short-term persistence are not known, results presented here suggest that differences in efficacy noted as early as Week 2 may be an important determinant of short-term persistence with treatment.

Reasonable efficacy was noted and a limited scar of the intramural tube demonstrated.

This big placebo decline, and not drug efficacy, he noted, might account for some of the reported five-point difference between the groups.

What needs to be noted at this point is that Davidson argued early on for the claim that mental events have causal efficacy, through noting a problem for non-causal accounts of action explanation (Davidson 1963).