Sentence examples for make efficacy from inspiring English sources

It ruled that the ad should not appear again in its current form, adding: "We told Rodial not to make efficacy claims without holding robust evidence".

However, there is a decrease in mouse microsomal stability, which could make efficacy testing problematic.

Both this compound and the dimethyl analogue 56 showed similar or decreased clearance rates in human liver microsomes relative to parent compound 3. Unfortunately, these compounds had higher mouse liver microsome clearance rates, which may make efficacy testing in a mouse model of infection problematic.

"Any [fertility awareness] app that makes efficacy claims should have been examined in a standard efficacy study," she adds.

Decision making efficacy has been shown in the National Institutes of Health's STRokE DOC trial.

We made efficacy and side effect assessments in the study center at 2-week intervals with the aim of receiving more information and preventing unwanted events.

We found 90% support for using genetic information to assist in the selection of pharmacological treatments for schizophrenia when a diagnosis has already been made, efficacy can be predicted, and side effects can be reduced.

"We will be looking to make savings but the bulk of those will fall to making efficacies in the way the council is run".

The focus of the debate is that the chemical components of dispensing granules decoction may be different from those of traditional decoction, which make their efficacy not equivalent.

Mental properties are alleged to have, not just one, but up to four features that make their efficacy philosophically puzzling, no less problematic than mind body interaction is for the Cartesian dualist.

Investigators were instructed that the same clinician (a veterinarian) should make all efficacy assessments for all cases at each site, whenever possible.