Sentence examples for indicator efficacy from inspiring English sources
The potential effect of the H. contortus isolate on indicator efficacy was also explored by using four different isolates, with varying anthelmintic resistance capacities, to infect the sheep.
The potential effect of sheep with different H. contortus resistance phenotypes on indicator efficacy was compared in three different phenotypes, i.e. high (Blackbelly females), medium (Blackbelly rams) and low resistance (Romane rams).
For clinicians, the most important indicator of efficacy was represented by the reduction in the number of days with headache, in agreement with the efficacy measures used in the clinical trials and in real-life studies evaluating OBT-A in CM [14, 15, 28, 31, 34, 35].
In general, these trials adhered to one of three basic protocol designs: comparison of buprenorphine to methadone; dose comparisons using dose response as an indicator of efficacy; and comparison of buprenorphine to placebo.
According to the participants in the survey, the most relevant indicator of efficacy of the prophylaxis with OBT-A was the reduction in the number of days with headache, followed by the reduction in the number of days with migraine and by patient satisfaction/improvement in QoL (Fig. 3a).
Changes in the distribution of voxels under the influence of treatment in terms of percentage viable voxels (i.e., percentage above or below a predetermined cutoff point) within a certain volume of interest may be a better indicator of efficacy and consequently have prognostic value.
We have shown previously that weight loss can be an indicator of efficacy and animal health with respect to A. baumannii infections and treatments with antibiotics (61).
If validated, morphological and molecular markers could eventually replace cancer incidence as an indicator of efficacy in future phase III trials.
In testing other novel antibacterial approaches, we also found this to be a useful indicator of efficacy and overall animal health (our unpublished data).
