Sentence examples for mild efficacy from inspiring English sources

Acetylsalicylic acid, caffeine and acetaminophen demonstrated, on average, only a mild efficacy for the acute relief of HH attacks.

L-5-hydroxytryptophan at the daily dose of 300 mg showed mild efficacy in the prophylaxis of chronic TTH in one RCT (level of recommendation III) [242].

Second, it appears that there are several compounds with different mechanisms of action that show mild efficacy in improving cognition and even ADLs in patients with vascular dementia.

Furthermore, psychosocial interventions have shown mild to modest efficacy in mitigating caregiver burden in high-quality meta-analyses.

Recently, alternative therapies using natural products with milder efficacy but fewer side effects have been studied, herb mixtures of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) being one such alternative therapy studies.

While vorinostat has shown modest efficacy as a single agent, its therapeutic advantage lies in a combination strategy, given its mild toxicity profile and enhancement of chemotherapeutic efficacy.

Epidermal growth factor receptor-targeting agents, with their encouraging efficacy, mild toxicity profile and quality of life benefits, offer hope for patients with advanced cancer.

The main objection to the WHO primary case definition of pertussis is that it eliminated many laboratory-confirmed clinically mild cases from efficacy calculations in vaccine trials.

Unwanted heterogeneity in treatment effect can range from mild variation in efficacy to scenarios in which some individuals experience severe adverse drug reactions, and the lack of a means to predict or explain individual responsiveness to treatment or vulnerability to side effects frustrates medical decision making.

"Headache relief" (a decrease from moderate or severe headache to none or mild) was the primary efficacy measure in 39% of the reviewed acute RDB trials.

Local administration of corticosteroids could be used in patients with mild PG, though the efficacy of these drugs is limited to a few retrospective studies and case reports [22, 23].