LBP is a common, costly problem, often associated with high recurrence rates and equivocal management efficacy [ 1, 2].
Given the potential for negative health effects, as well as the equivocal evidence of efficacy for ESI, it is reasonable to seek out alternative non-operative treatments for lumbar radiculopathy or radicular pain.
This work is contrasted with the growing body of evidence for the effectiveness of sex offender treatment for child molesters and exhibitionists (typically without a paraphilic diagnosis); current evidence is equivocal regarding the efficacy of treatment for rapists.
However, recent phase III trial results of using monoclonal antibodies targeting Aβ have demonstrated equivocal evidence for efficacy in patients with mild-to-moderate AD [ 14, 15], although clinical studies with solanezumab in patients with mild AD are continuing [ 14].
Although reserves are considered the cornerstones of conservation efforts in the tropics, their efficacy remains equivocal.
However, its efficacy is equivocal for HCC larger than 3 cm, and RFA-related complications might depend heavily on the lesion location.
Whereas attentional retraining has failed to deliver therapeutic effects (anticipated by some preclinical models: Hogarth, Dickinson, & Duka, 2009; Hogarth, Dickinson, Janowski, Nikitina, & Duka, 2008), inhibitory control training currently has equivocal evidence of clinical efficacy, and avoidance training has some positive evidence that awaits substantiation.
However, the involvement of 5-HT2 receptors in the interaction between the serotonergic system and the reinforcing efficacy still remains equivocal.
Despite the popularity of acupuncture, evidence of its efficacy for reducing pain remains equivocal.
