Sentence examples for equivalent efficacious from inspiring English sources

Note, it does not follow from our assumption of unbiased copying that observers would be equally likely to adopt otherwise equivalent efficacious and ineffective practices, since demonstrators would be more likely to abandon the latter, as discussed below.

Equivalent efficacy results were obtained for FA and a blend of FA and PA, whereas the commercial product Amasil (blend of FA and SF) was slightly more efficacious than Luprocid (blend of FA and PA) in compound mash feed.

Allometric scaling of mouse, rat, and dog pharmacokinetic data yielded a predicted equivalent human efficacious dose of 30 mg (predicted AUC0 24 of 3,570 ng · h/ml) for a 70-kg human.

Asymmetric rectangular biphasic waveforms with phase 2 voltage at 50% of phase 1 are more efficacious than equivalent voltage conventional waveforms for transvenous cardioversion of AF.

We further show that MC-TG was more efficacious than equivalent doses of free TG in depleting MDSCs in vivo, with a peak response after 7 days.

For example, vaccinating 80% of close contacts with a 50% efficacious vaccine is equivalent to vaccinating 40% of close contacts with a 100% efficacious vaccine.

Whilst it is generally accepted that internet/computer-delivered CBT programs are efficacious, with some indicating equivalent benefits to face-to-face-delivered programs, there is very little real world research that demonstrates the benefits and acceptability of these programs in practice and service settings [ 14].

Though not powered to show a difference in efficacy, the large pivotal trials for the first two coxibs available in the USA showed non-inferiority to the traditional non-selective NSAIDs (nsNSAIDs), ibuprofen, diclofenac, and naproxen, in the treatment of OA [ 2– 4], reinforcing the general observation that at equivalent doses all NSAIDs are equally efficacious.

Computer-delivered interventions (CDIs) have been widely used due to their low cost and ease of dissemination but whether CDIs are efficacious and whether they produce benefits equivalent to face-to-face interventions (FTFIs) remain unclear.

This single-center retrospective cohort analysis comparing important 12-month post-transplant outcomes in near-contemporaneous cohorts receiving the extended-release or standard-release tacrolimus formulations demonstrates that these are equally efficacious and safe, and allows for equivalent dosing requirements.

For example, a meta-analysis of the RCTs of antidepressants for treatment of depression in AD concluded that treatment was efficacious with discontinuation rates that were equivalent to placebo [ 71].