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Here we demonstrate that effector T cells reactivated from central memory T cells ("reactivated memory") are indeed more efficacious in tumor control than resting central memory T cells ("resting memory") against an established tumor.

A recently published meta-analysis concluded that rifaximin is, indeed, more efficacious than placebo for global IBS symptom improvement [OR = 1.57, 95% CI: 1.22 2.01, therapeutic gain 9.8%, number needed to treat (NNT) = 10.2] [ 12].

Indeed, therapies modulating entire families of mediators seem to be more efficacious [ 45, 47].

For example, the price of medication impacts on its efficacy, with more expensive medications being more efficacious than cheaper ones.

There was no evidence that introduction of MER into, or directly adjacent to, a tumour is a generally more efficacious route of administration than application at only a distal site and there was, indeed, the strong contrary impression that distal treatment alone bestowed survival protection more often and to a greater extent.

Maybe it's more efficacious to turn it around.

"We can now get stem cell lines that are more efficacious and heartier," he says.

"The clever placement of news is much more efficacious than advertising".

Sulkowicz wants to change behavior, too, but thinks that punishment is more efficacious than tweaks to campus life.

King was, indeed, more radical.

It is indeed more attempt than quest.