Sentence examples for efficacy perspective from inspiring English sources

Therefore, cellular uptake potential of NP system is very important from a therapeutic efficacy perspective.

From a pure efficacy perspective these criticisms are valid.

Thus, from an efficacy perspective, long-term use of exenatide QW was at least as effective as basal insulin.

From an efficacy perspective, we were unable to lend clear support to this 'off-label' use of trastuzumab.

To summarize the AN1792 experience from an efficacy perspective, available clinical data are inconclusive, but indicate over a one-year period activating the immune system to remove Aβ does not have a robust impact on cognition.

This fixed start of GnRH antagonist co-treatment was considered advantageous from an efficacy perspective as this may result in higher pregnancy rates, as well as from a methodological point of view as this reduces variability in the applied treatment regimens (Kolibianakis et al., 2004; Al-Inany et al., 2005; Arce et al., 2005).

Besides identified barriers that were of a technical, structural, managerial or cultural nature, arguably the most important barrier was conceptual, i.e. the prevalence of 'efficiency and efficacy' perspectives on information and communications technology (ICT) amongst staff, in which ICT is primarily perceived as a neutral solution in itself to a wide variety of issues.

Amino acid-based formulas (Aaf) have been studied from safety and nutritional efficacy perspectives [ 9- 11].

Therefore, two self-efficacy perspective variables, perceived ease of use (PEOU) and usefulness (PU) were suggested as influential antecedents that shape users' attitudes (Att) and behavioural intention (BI) (Davis et al. 1989; Pavlou 2003).

Four experiments investigated the efficacy of perspective taking as a strategy for combating discrimination denial.

In the absence of any directly comparative trials, this article seeks to place the various considerations of their efficacy in perspective.