Sentence examples for minimizing efficacy from inspiring English sources
The problem, however, of inappropriately minimizing efficacy through the inclusion of patients who have no chance of benefiting is an even greater concern to the clinician, whose objective is to target the right treatment to the right patient, and to avoid treating those who have no chance of benefit.
The ability of current prosthesis devices has been generally limited to simple opening and closing tasks, minimizing their efficacy compared to natural hand capabilities.
NPs as delivery carriers of anticancer drugs have enormous merits, including site-specific targeting [9], reducing doses, ensuring drug efficacy, minimizing side effects, protecting drugs against degradation, and enhancing drug stability [10, 11].
Appropriately formulated herbal cocktails may act in concert to amplify the therapeutic efficacy of each single herb, thereby maximizing therapeutic efficacy while minimizing adverse effects [ 21, 22].
In the context of a cluster-randomized trial to reduce stunting and anemia by preventing EED (the Sanitation Hygiene Infant Nutrition Efficacy [SHINE] trial) [ 9], we sought to develop an intervention with high theoretical efficacy in minimizing ingestion of fecal microbes.
A key aim of hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment development is to maximize efficacy while minimizing adverse events that impact on patient health-related quality of life (HRQL) and adherence, a significant issue for HCV treatment efficacy.
The rationale in developing such nanoparticles is to maximize drug efficacy while minimizing toxic side effects.
This unprecedented controlled delivery manner is important to improve therapeutic efficacy while minimizing side effects.
Evidence further suggests that locoregional viral administration may improve viral efficacy while minimizing toxicity.
A Gaussian distribution provides efficacy while minimizing the possibility of generating a tumor hot spot.
A major goal of adjuvant therapy is to maximize efficacy while minimizing severe acute and long-term, treatment-related toxicities.
