Sentence examples for enable efficacy from inspiring English sources

In early stage research programs, the system can be used to enable efficacy, pharmacokinetics or mini-toxicology studies for poorly water soluble molecules using minimal amount of drug substance (2 10 mg).

The orange maize variety was created specifically to enable efficacy studies and was formed by making all possible crosses and mixing the resultant seed by using 5 maize lines bred for high provitamin A concentration (17 24 μg/g, predominately β-carotene).

Recommendations for secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) consider that a "one-size-fits-all" target enables efficacy of care.

It has been recognized that a bundled approach to healthcare - one that manages a collection of health conditions together - may enable greater efficacy and cost savings.

Based on the involvement of a relevant number of biological systems in Alzheimer's disease progression, multitarget compounds may enable therapeutic efficacy.

The objective of the present study was surface functionalization with a new targeting ligand to enable enhanced efficacy.

This is clinically significant because it may enable the efficacy of trastuzumab-based treatment to be predicted in individual HER2+ breast cancer patients by evaluating the probability of immunological HER2-trogocytosis.

Several properties of phosphorescent emitters and various device architectures enable high-efficacy white phosphorescent organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs).

6 Therefore, it is of high importance that health care professionals have knowledge about and can inform, encourage, and enable self-efficacy for this specific population in their everyday life, with the goal of reducing pain-related disability and beliefs.

This additional comparison enabled the efficacy of the hot alkali methods to be contrasted with the effect of simply elongating digestion times.

It could be argued that the target specificity of these agents provides a 'clean' approach to therapy and enables the efficacy and tolerability to be determined in the absence of effects caused by inhibition of other pathways.