Cell signals: Researchers performed two tests to measure the efficacy of anticancer drugs delivered using carbon nanotubes.
Physicians use the equipment to determine lung function, diagnose certain pulmonary diseases (including asthma), and measure the efficacy of treatment.
Trying to measure the efficacy of prayer as a medical treatment obscures the more relevant issue of ensuring that health care providers meet patients' spiritual needs.
Nonetheless, his panel refused last month to set a benchmark by which the agency could measure the efficacy of new oral contraceptives.
The government doesn't say how it plans to measure the efficacy of the ban, because it knows it doesn't have to.
Study objective: To measure the efficacy of transcervical hysteroscopic fibroid resection (TCRM) among the authors' patients.
However, even in those cases, it is still unclear how to measure the efficacy of the obtained results.
Monitoring consequences of control is however important to design and measure the efficacy of long-term management.
Two estimates are used to measure the efficacy of the intervention: the difference in the number of mosquitoes with oocysts (transmission blocking activity, TBA) and in the number of oocysts within the mosquitoes (transmission reducing activity, TRA).
We will be conducting research to measure the efficacy of the program, understand how to scale up our efforts, and provide a road map for others to replicate our success.
In The Class Size Debate, two eminent economists debate the merits of smaller class sizes and the research methods used to measure the efficacy of this education reform measure.
