Sentence examples for efficacy therapies from inspiring English sources

In addition, there is hope that combinations of such treatments, harnessing and optimizing vasodilator and anti-proliferative properties, will provide a further, possibly synergistic, increase in efficacy; therapies directed at the right heart may also offer an additional benefit.

Individuals with poor prognostic features should be recommended high-efficacy therapies early on; studies are underway to investigate whether most patients with relapsing remitting MS could benefit from initial aggressive therapy.

Merkel, B., Butzkueven, H., Traboulsee, A. L., Havrdova, E. & Kalincik, T. Timing of high-efficacy therapy in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis: a systematic review.

How can we increase the efficacy of therapies?

Evidence for the safety and efficacy of therapies is established through clinical trials.

Third, the efficacy of therapies was not determined in this study.

Moreover, miRNA expression may predict the efficacy of therapies, including radiotherapy (Niemoeller et al, 2011).

T-ISC heterogeneity may limit the efficacy of therapies that oppose Notch signalling.

The significant decrease of virus load in children with therapy may reflect the efficacy of therapy.

This failure of coverage may explain why, despite indications that Americans believe in the efficacy of therapy, a 43percentt plurality in a 2004 Psychology Today/PacifiCare Behavioral Health poll said that the costs of therapy generally outweigh the benefits.

The importance of developing biomarkers to assist in the diagnosis or to monitor the efficacy of therapy of adults and children with rheumatic diseases has been long recognized.