Treatment was ceased when the patients met their predefined functional treatment goals, or when they showed insufficient motivation and self-efficacy, strong resistance or insufficient results.
Though the controlled trial nicely demonstrates the efficacy of strong treatments on well-defined conditions, it falls apart, from a statistical perspective, when applied to a phenomenon that, in Rehmeyer's words, "science doesn't understand".
The decision by the F.D.A. comes at a time when the efficacy of strong narcotics like OxyContin for the treatment of long-term pain has come under increasing scrutiny.
The results of the phase portrait of system (5) in Figure 3 suggest that there exist three scenario for agents evolution in terms of the parameter (beta_{2}) setting, and they have been defined as government communication inefficacy, weak efficacy, and strong efficacy.
This binding efficacy provides strong evident for CELM enhances the adipogenesis in in-vitro cell lines.
Such a developmental maturation and refill of the RRP has been reported for cultured neocortical neurons (Mohrmann et al. 2003), resulting in an improved synaptic efficacy during strong, repetitive stimulation.
16 Although evidence of the efficacy is strong, cardiac rehabilitation is still poorly implemented and often only on selected populations, and thus the development of full comprehensive preventive programmes, according to the ESC, is warranted.
In geosciences, students who had low self-efficacy but strong academic backgrounds received the same grades as those with high self-efficacy and weaker academic backgrounds (McConnell et al., 2010).
Studies exploring efficacy of stronger magnetic fields, non-contrast or low dosage, and diagnostic test accuracy studies would aide in clinical decision making.
The evidence for efficacy is strongest in bipolar depression in which some SGAs have become agents of first choice [ 10].
Although the evidence of efficacy is stronger for CBZ than for OXC, the latter may pose fewer safety concerns [ 9, 36].
