Sentence examples for far the efficacy from inspiring English sources

3 So far, the efficacy and safety of LMWHs used at reduced initial dosages have not been evaluated in the treatment of acute venous thromboembolism (VTE).

So far, the efficacy of female condoms in reducing the risk of HIV transmission remains to be shown (Minnis and Padian, 2005).

Thus far, the efficacy of corticosteroid treatment in ex-smokers has only been investigated in one study with 15 asthmatic ex-smokers [ 15].

In pivotal studies conducted so far, the efficacy and safety of decitabine are well determined predominately in Western population, with Asians accounting for a very small percentage (approximately up to 7%) [ 19– 23].

The STD ailing the Liberal Democrats today is so far beyond the efficacy of antibiotics that any MP, peer or activist unable to identify a radical Cleggectomy as the only solution clearly shares his capacity for willful blindness.

However, there are no reports which have so far described the efficacy of EBUS-TBNA in the diagnosis of sclerosing pneumocytoma.

The pivotal studies conducted so far establish the efficacy and safety of bortezomib in the Caucasian population [ 10, 11].

A literature review yielded only five independent studies thus far examining the efficacy of CT programs in elderly populations in Shanghai, 9 Beijing, 10 and Hong Kong.

Nevertheless, there have been no studies so far on the efficacy of choline PET/CT in the detection of the primary tumour and metastases of UUT-UC; this was the principal motive for performing this study.

To our knowledge, only one study, so far, investigated the efficacy of CCBT for depression in primary care [ 26], and it was shown that CCBT (delivered on a personal computer in the general practice) is more effective than usual care by a GP in mild to moderate depression and anxiety.

2) Physicians viewed side effects of therapy unfavorably and indicated that on average, they would require a 60% sustained response rate before recommending treatment, which far exceeds the efficacy of current antiviral therapy for hepatitis C in the majority of patients.