Availability of good predictors would allow physicians to match treatment to patients, and would improve cost-efficacy and patient's chances of success in losing and maintaining weight.
Acquisition of LiDAR information at lower pulse densities is likely to markedly improve the cost efficacy of this information for inventory purposes.
Likewise, from a drug development perspective, earlier readouts of efficacy will improve costs and enable more nimble decision making.
In our next study, we intend to test the efficacy of this methodology for preventing hospitalization and improving cost and time efficiency by using ultrasound in patients with dyspnea.
Recently, there is a strong drive to improve therapeutic efficacy, reduce cost, and provide convenient dosing to patients by designing next-generation antibodies with improved pharmacokinetic properties and modulated immune effector functions (Grevys et al., 2015).
While bevacizumab has demonstrated benefit in terms of improved progression-free survival in both elderly and younger patients alike, concerns regarding both toxicities and cost efficacy make its place in elderly breast cancer management uncertain.
4.4 for information on cost efficacy.
From these new and old registries they wanted up-to-date information, delivered quickly in order to swiftly implement changes to reduce costs and improve both efficacy and quality.
CTC analysis has the unique potential to offer a minimally invasive 'liquid biopsy' sample, easily obtainable at multiple time points during disease history, thus providing valuable information on the very early assessment of treatment efficacy and helping towards establishing individualised treatment approaches that will improve efficacy with less cost and side effects for BC patients.
Better strategies for antibiotic administration in the ITU setting may improve their efficacy and reduce costs.
In theory, such an ideal "magic pill" preferably with affordable cost, would improve the safety, efficacy and patient compliance of old and new drugs.
