Sentence examples for gauge efficacy from inspiring English sources
Phase 1 trials might be used to gauge efficacy, not just safety.
It also seeks to gauge efficacy and suitability to the needs of the offender as called for in the written problem statement, goals, objectives, and suggested interventions.
This poses a challenge for other groups working on dengue vaccines as they are all using this standard test to gauge efficacy.
Pilot researchers have been admonished "to bravely accept the limitations of a pilot study" (p. 628) [ 32], to focus on feasibility, and not to use them to gauge efficacy or calculate effect sizes for a larger trial [ 32, 33].
Decrease in three other indicators will also be measured to gauge the efficacy of our interventions – incidence of early marriage, teen pregnancies and infant and maternal mortality rate.
When I reached out to two practicing clinical psychiatrists — Dr. Pablo Goldberg, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, and Dr. Mirjana Domakonda, a child psychiatrist also at Columbia — to gauge the efficacy of therapy as practiced on television, they were understandably cautious.
Pablo Goldberg, an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, and Dr. Mirjana Domakonda, a child psychiatrist also at Columbia to gauge the efficacy of therapy as practiced on television, they were understandably cautious.
And third, he said, there are more than 10 tests that gauge the efficacy of sun products against UVA rays, and research on the subject "has been evolving since we began this process".
The institute previously used a rating system to gauge the efficacy of various states' graduated licensing laws, in which a state's system would receive a rating ranging from Poor to Good.
Educational reform efforts traditionally gauge project efficacy by measuring particular formative and summative indicators.
