Sentence examples for enhancement efficacy from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, it was found that the enhancement efficacy per track is larger at the track end (high LET), while from simple mechanistic arguments one would expect the contrary, i.e. a larger relative effect for a more photon-like (low-LET) condition (see the next section for details).

Additionally, the damaging enhancement efficacy of NPs have been shown to improve when biodistribution is controlled by coating them with polyethylene glycol (PEG) (Geng et al. 2014; Liu et al. 2010; Zhang et al. 2012), and by conjugating them with targeting molecules as antibodies or other radiosensitizers (Wolfe et al. 2015).

The enhancement of efficacy (Doxorubicin), as shown in this study, suggests that the combination treatment may have safer and more practical advantages over the single chemotherapy in the current clinical settings.

Due to an increased risk of infections and malignancies but without an important enhancement of efficacy, simultaneous treatment with abatacept and other biologic response modifiers is not recommended.

To allow results of the current and previous studies to be compared and to establish potential enhancement of efficacy, patient and study characteristics were compared (Table 4).

In conclusion, DMH1 inhibits chemotherapeutic drug-induced autophagy response and the enhancement of efficacy of chemotherapeutic drugs by DMH1 is dependent on the cell sensitivity to drugs.

Micelle formation with solvent-based paclitaxel results in nonlinear kinetics and the absence of a dose response relationship: increasing the dose increases toxicity without an accompanying enhancement in efficacy.

Furthermore, it is of growing importance for the optimisation of palliative treatment and enhancement of efficacy to characterise the bone marker responses of those patients that respond well to the proposed treatment regimen.

However, the defect of this study was the lack of an orthotopic human pancreatic cancer xenograft animal model to evaluate the in vivo contrast enhancement imaging efficacy of the CXCR-4-USPIO probe, and this issue will be our research direction in the future.

This review is focused on current knowledge supporting the potential use of DHA for the enhancement of the efficacy of anticancer treatments in relation to its ability to enhance the uptake of anticancer drugs, regulate the oxidative status of tumor cells, and inhibit tumor cell invasion and metastasis.

Efficacy enhancement involved, at least in part, targeting of the worm tegument with MFS-LNCs as a new therapeutic entity.