Sentence examples for measured efficacy from inspiring English sources

Hospitalization is a unique opportunity for smoking cessation, but prior interventions have measured efficacy with narrowly defined populations.

In this clinical trial, we measured efficacy of treatments administered under supervision, with a glass of milk, and retreatment was given if the first dose was vomited.

In contrast, the present trial utilized standardized radiological and clinical entry criteria and measured efficacy with validated outcome measures.

The answers to these questions will allow us to identify the range of implementations for a given textbook and how these relate to the measured efficacy of a textbook.

The other interesting, and perhaps important, result of this trial was that the pre-trial estimates of efficacy of the combinations, determined using a formula derived from empirical data, proved to be reasonably accurate predictors of measured efficacy.

Epidemiological data from a pneumococcal vaccine trial conducted in South Africa, a country with virtually no malaria, suggested that PCT and CRP can contribute to increase pneumonia endpoint specificity resulting in an increase of measured efficacy [10].

Phase II clinical trials are usually designed to measure efficacy but patient safety is also a very important aspect.

Clinical outcomes were compared with those of matched control couples who had undergone IVF-ICSI to measure efficacy.

"One of my biggest gripes with a lot of the solutions is they're not measuring efficacy," says Lampkin.

Academics have tried to measure efficacy by taking its multifaceted complexity under consideration.

Standardized tests have become a golden mean for measuring efficacy and mastery, and a "dog-eat-dog" mentality pervades the entire NYC public school system.