Sentence examples for level of efficacy and from inspiring English sources

Phase II trials commonly test the null hypothesis H0: P≤p0 against the alternate hypothesis H1: P≥p1, where the response rate p1 is the minimum required level of efficacy and p0 the highest level which would indicate that the treatment is of no further interest.

Tenapanor could resolve this problem by providing the same level of efficacy and tolerability with only two pills per day.

Indeed, we believe that tSNS could be considered a first choice therapy in selected migraine populations due to the high level of efficacy and safety.

Unfortunately, in the last decade, there have been no new migraine preventive drugs, with a good level of efficacy and safety, that can be used in clinical practice.

It is therefore evident that the current literature assessing the benefit of CBCT to the endodontic patient is mainly limited to its technical efficacy (i.e., an inferior level of efficacy) and provides little information about its clinical efficacy (Rosen et al. 2017).

With some simple strategic thought and planning, you can catapult a live event to an even higher level of efficacy and build your audience--as well as sustain and engage it long after they return to their offices.

Research also suggests that men and women have different responses to anesthesia and pain drugs, reporting different levels of efficacy and side effects.

Efficiency: Assessment of efficiency determines whether acceptable levels of efficacy and effectiveness are achieved when using a prudent or optimal set of resources.

Atenolol (50 to 100 mg once a day) and enalapril (2.5 to 40 mg once a day), combined with hydrochlorothiazide (25 mg once a day), had similar levels of efficacy and safety.

While the transition from one institution to another can be problematic for young people, such as for students entering secondary schools in the UK (Sodha and Guglielmi [2009]) or the many American high school students who arrive 'with low levels of efficacy and self-worth' (Kelly and Price [2009], 810), a major focus often falls on 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds 14-16-year-olds

This organism has several advantages, including low environmental toxicity due to the high specificity of B. sphaericus toxins, high levels of efficacy and environmental persistence, and the ability to overcome resistance developed against conventional insecticides used worldwide (Nielsen-LeRoux et al. 2001).