CONCLUSIONS: Improvements in QoL are rated by patients as 1 of the most important benefits of an effective treatment; however, inclusion of QoL measurements in clinical trials as a measure of efficacy is a relatively recent event.
A measure of efficacy would be an important complement to measures of alignment.
Placebo-controlled trials are the current gold-standard measure of efficacy of novel anxiolytic treatments.
He's not Superman — not invulnerable, and not endowed with anything but some natural talent, some audacity, and some practical intelligence — but he's fiercely principled, and his devotion to his principles lends him an extra measure of efficacy.
Evidence is presented to show that the reduction in sound level is not a good measure of efficacy of sound insulation.
The principal measure of efficacy was the number of panic attacks, obtained from the Sheehan Panic and Anticipatory Anxiety Scale.
The primary measure of efficacy was the change in HAMD 17 total score from baseline to endpoint.
A common measure of efficacy for these trials is the proportion of patients who obtain a response measured by tumor shrinkage.
This design provided adequate safety and the potential to observe skewed long-term chimerism in favor of the C3a-primed unit as a surrogate measure of efficacy.
A systematic review of results for all interventions in both jurisdictions is provided, based on project evaluations, with the key measure of efficacy being changes in mode share.
This matters because the Food and Drug Administration's accelerated approval pathway uses response rate as a measure of efficacy for speedy approval.
