Sentence examples for indicative of the efficacy from inspiring English sources

The good control over pain was further suggested by the difference in rate of rescue doses, which is indicative of the efficacy of the treatment adopted (i.e., the better pain management, the fewer the rescue doses).

This suggests that the positive prognostic significance of NURR1 may be less related to disease progression, but more indicative of the efficacy of systemic therapy in prolonging time to relapse.

Our data would suggest that endogenous levels of prolactin in breast tumours may be indicative of the efficacy of current treatment regimens designed to eliminate cancer cells via modulation of endogenous ceramide production.

Conversely, the magnified effect on subsequent hospital bed days in those patients who completed the intervention may be indicative of the efficacy of the intervention or identified a group of patients in better health who were more able to comply with the programme and therefore spent fewer days in hospital in the subsequent year.

Interestingly, crizotinib caused tumors to shrink in the pleural carcinomatosis model, but not in bone and brain metastasis models, whereas alectinib showed remarkable efficacy in all three models, indicative of the clinical efficacy of these ALK inhibitors.

This pre- and post-study provides some indicative evidence of the efficacy of the SEWEC intervention programme in improving the social-emotional well-being of young children.

After cessation of treatment, an increasing isotope ratio for the postmenopausal subject (and older male partner) occurred later than for premenopausal subjects, indicative of prolonged efficacy of the alendronate for the older subjects.

The concentration of the drug in the internalized compartment may be more indicative of therapeutic efficacy than the total concentration in the tumor.

Furthermore, the VE observed in the first year of life in this study was well conserved into the second year of life (P < 0.001) indicative of the persistence of protective efficacy through the second year of life.

Our Tc-zen1 RNAi data suggest that this conservation may be indicative of mechanical efficacy in removing the serosa with minimum disruption to surrounding EE tissue integrity and to the yolk.

These concentrations are indicative of clinical efficacy, since they are in the same range as the tissue concentrations for inhibition of mRNA production of inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) in vivo, where the EC50 values were determined at 1.2 and 0.701  μM for curcumin and TC, respectively [ 59].