"When each of the clinicians or clinical teams that have been using ZMapp release their data, we'll get a better sense of maybe the efficacy, but even then, it's hard because it's not really a designed study," Kobinger said.
"Maybe the efficacy is in the treatment itself, but there's also something healing in the gesture of trying," Schafler noted.
Maybe learning self-efficacy skills needs more intensive and continued application and exercise.
If you got a result where maybe you got 50% efficacy in terms of full protection, which would be very good, and then in the other 50% that got infected, you'd be looking to see whether the CD8 T cells had given you lower viral loads.
The ultimate efficacy of these regimens maybe reduced in breastfeeding populations due to postnatal transmission [12].
Maybe due to the low PCR efficacy of ADAMTS10 promoter-specific primers, qPCR data show low detection value in the input of ADAMTS10 promoter region and no signal in ChIP and reChIP samples.
Such remarkable progress deserves relevant methodology quantifying its effect that can be focused either on the efficacy of one particular treatment option or, maybe more importantly, on a patient's health status over the whole follow-up period.
Low RRs from CT-based trials could lead to efficacy underestimation of potentially active targeted treatments and maybe in withdrawal rather than further testing 14, 15.
Maybe GPR40 modulators will plug that gap if safety and efficacy profiles continue to be encouraging in future larger and longer-term clinical trials.
And, if I'm still unconvinced about the efficacy of proving your humility by displays of outrageous arrogance then maybe this is my failing, because there's certainly no doubting Gervais's talent.
And maybe especially so for Natural Cycles — whose product relies so acutely on users trusting the efficacy claims its business makes because it hasn't yet conducted a randomized control trial to be able to robustly prove out those claims via the standard science.
