Sentence examples for efficacy of the interpretation from inspiring English sources
Discussion and conclusions: The biochemist does not have the opportunity to verify the efficacy of the interpretation that he/she provided.
Moreover the efficacy of the data interpretation tool principal component analysis (PCA) is debated for potential applications in polymer characterisation and polymer degradation.
Our study compares the efficacy of DNA interpretation methods through the match information they each derive when applied to identical data.
When the efficacy (proportion of treated children with HIV-RNA <400 copies/ml at 24 weeks) of one first-line regimen is greater than the efficacy of the other, GDP-based interpretation of cost-effectiveness generally supports the choice of the more effective first-line regimen (panel A).
Results of this study have shown the efficacy of integrating seismic interpretation and petrophysical evaluation in weighing hydrocarbon potential of reservoirs and also to reach development decisions.
This is best illustrated by the results of the STEP trial where antibody titers to Adenovirus 5 appear to have confounded the outcome and the interpretation of the efficacy of the virus [39], [40], [41], [42], [43], [44].
In this interpretation, the difference in efficacy of the peroxide shunt reaction for gsNOS and mammalian NOSs indicates the presence of structural differences in the oxyheme environments in the presence of l-arginine, in particular, differences of the proton delivery network coupled to the distal oxygen of the peroxo ligand in the cryogenerated peroxo intermediate.
Publication bias can distort the apparent efficacy of interventions, which complicates the interpretation of the medical literature.
This leads me to the efficacy of the image itself.
Examples show the efficacy of the method.
An important issue concerning the interpretation of efficacy of GLPG0187 is that with this approach we cannot exclude possible effects through targeting of integrins on other cell types than the tumor cells, including cells in the metastatic niche or in the vasculature [ 19].
