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While zinc borate retention levels tested were able to protect the particleboards from decay activity for 7 years, their efficacy was lower against termite attack.

"Efficacy was lower than what we saw last year, but there are many possible explanations.

The finding that average efficacy was lower at 1 h align with a clinical study showing that crystalloid induced increases in cardiac output are transient and return to pre-infusion levels within 1 2 h [25].

MFI at 500 mg/L could prevent the oxidation of β-carotene-linoleic acid system, but its efficacy was lower than butylated hydroxyl anisole (BHA) at 200 mg/L (p < 0.05).

The extract at levels of 100 500 mg/L could retard the oxidation, regardless of chlorophyll removal but its efficacy was lower than that of BHT at levels of 50 and 200 mg/L.

However, efficacy was lower than reported for licensed vaccines (70%) indicating that greater potency was required before the PMED technology could match conventional influenza vaccines.

When vaccine efficacy was lowered to 50%, vaccinating 1,000 individuals averted an average of 422.42 episodes of dengue and 39 episodes of DHF/DSS.

However, its efficacy is lower than that of the doxycycline/streptomycin regimen and is likely further reduced when compliance is poor.

The most advanced malaria vaccine is RTS,S (pre-erythrocytic malaria vaccine), which has recently completed a Phase III clinical trial, has a relatively short-lived efficacy of 46% against clinical malaria and 34% against severe malaria in children and older infants, and the efficacy is lower in younger infants3.

Other anti-inflammatory drugs that have been demonstrated as alternative drugs, in particular piroxicam, however, their efficacy is lower when compared with indomethacin [16].

Glyoxal had a Km between D-threose and D-erythrose, but kcat and catalytic efficacy were lower than for both, D-erythrose and D-threose.