Sentence examples for extremely low efficacy from inspiring English sources

Stem cell therapy has the potential to regenerate heart tissue damaged by myocardial infarction (MI), but it experiences extremely low efficacy.

Due to nicotine's extremely low efficacy, we did not test MCA, TTX or calcium-free buffer; however, electrically induced [H]-ACh release was inhibited by TTX.

However, antisense oligonucleotide-mediated exon skipping for DMD still faces major hurdles such as extremely low efficacy in the cardiac muscle, poor cellular uptake and relatively rapid clearance from circulation, which means that repeated administrations are required to achieve some therapeutic efficacy.

Despite the high prevalence of rhinosinusitis, current inhalation therapy shows limited efficacy due to extremely low drug delivery efficiency to the paranasal sinuses.

Skidders will not work on extremely steep terrain where they have low efficacy.

In addition to low efficacy, many adverse effects, especially cytopenia, are extremely detrimental to cirrhotic patients.

Apart from adults, intravenous colistin also has been administered with safety and efficacy in children and neonates, including preterm and extremely low birth weight neonates [29 31].

Apart from adults, intravenous colistin also has been administered with safety and efficacy in children and neonates, including preterm and extremely low birth weight neonates [ 29- 31].

A number of H7N9 vaccines are in clinical trials; however, the efficacy of these vaccines is reported to be extremely low compared with other subunit and seasonal influenza vaccines, as shown in Figure 1.

MA experiments maintain lines under extremely low effective population size to minimize the effects of selection, reducing its efficacy so that mutations of small-to-moderate effect accumulate at a rate approximately equal to their occurrence (Lynch et al. 1999).

Particularly, curcumin has demonstrated efficacy as an anticancer agent, but a limiting factor is its extremely low aqueous solubility which hampers its use as therapeutic agent.