Sentence examples for efficacy ratio from inspiring English sources

A nationwide survey has been done to measure the real screening rate and its cost efficacy ratio.

This program does not comply to any evaluation criteria of screening programs and its cost efficacy ratio is very poor.

As a new antipruritic for uremic pruritus, gabapentin and pregabalin were reported to show a high efficacy ratio (81%).

For each cell line, parameters were fit without using the data provided by that cell line and the efficacy ratio for the missing cell line was predicted from the derived parameters.

A linear regression model was defined to relate efficacy ratio (k) to mean expression levels of EGFR, HER2 and HER3 using the formula Constants a1, a2 and a3 were derived to provide a least-squares fit between observed and predicted efficacy ratios across the cell lines examined.

We must give organizations the tools and knowledge to improve those efficiency and efficacy ratios.

Drug efficacy ratios were derived for each treatment by taking one minus the ratio of cells counted following treatment to cells counted without treatment.

Least-squares linear regression analysis was applied to correlate protein expression levels with efficacy ratios of trastuzumab and AG1478 on the parental MCF7 and HER2 expressing subclones.

This near identity of efficacy ratios fro rubidazone and adriamycin correlated with the results of median survival time studies in the leukaemic mice.

The efficacy ratios (i.e., the ratio of the slopes of the normal bone marrow CFU to leukaemic CFU dose-survival curves) in the spleen colony assay system for rubidazone and adriamycin were 7-8 and 7-5 respectively.

Least-squares regression was further attempted for each of the three assayed genes in isolation, using models of the form where each of the ã1, ã2 and ã3 constants was derived to provide a least-squares best-fit between the observed efficacy ratios and those predicted from the single gene in isolation.