Sentence examples for explained by the efficacious from inspiring English sources

In addition to sorafenib, OGX-011 was also shown to exert an antiangiogenic activity in vivo (Jackson et al, 2005); therefore, this favourable growth inhibitory effect of combined OGX-011 and sorafenib therapy on in vivo ACHN tumours could partially be explained by the efficacious inhibition of angiogenesis by these two agents.

The regression analyses also suggest that the four fixed-combination products can be regarded as equally efficacious, as the study-wise variations in the magnitude of IOP reductions were explicitly explained by the corresponding variations in the baseline IOPs.

This major gap can be explained by the non-systematization of same-day blood collection for CD4 count along with other probable causes found in providers' comments such as (1) limited sensitization for beneficiaries and providers on the importance of efficacious ARV regimens, and (2) a client flow that continues to adjust to this relatively new intervention.

The approach is explained by an example.

The method is explained by Stocking (1988).

Is this an improvement, with respect to explaining the compatibility of efficacious grace with free will?

Defining the pharmacokinetic properties of the antimalarial drugs has provided a basis for optimising dosing regimens and has explained why intrinsically efficacious antimalarial drugs do not always work.

The method is explained step by step.

The efficacious of the extract was elucidated by the growth inhibitory response and fungistatic activity on candidal species.

Further, it seems that genuine agency can be exhibited by beings that are not capable of intentional action, and it has been argued that agency can and should be explained without reference to causally efficacious mental states and events.

The question was whether the actual grace of the will that infallibly produces a meritorious act of will is efficacious by itself, or whether instead its efficaciousness is explained in part by God's knowledge that the recipient would cooperate with the grace.