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An adjuvanted version of TIV demonstrated high vaccine efficacy in children and was found to be more efficacious compared to the non-adjuvanted vaccine [ 42].

Collectively, these data indicate that CCI-779 has the potential to increase the chemotherapeutic efficacy, as the combination of CCI-779 plus DTIC proved to be more efficacious compared to DTIC monotherapy in two out of three melanoma cell lines in vivo.

Therefore we concluded that the therapy with expanded MSC cells originating from CD34+ subset was not more efficacious compared to SVF treatment.

As already mentioned, in all these models the liposomal delivery of VCN was far more efficacious compared to the intravenous administration of the naked polypeptide.

In the case of screening mammography, two meta-analyses reported that although tailored interventions are more efficacious compared to non-tailored ones in increasing mammography screening [ 17, 18], reminder-type, targeted interventions could also be efficacious in promoting repeated use of mammography [ 19].

In fact, PT treatment was found to be more efficacious when compared to A treatment in many outcome measures.

Existing systematic reviews concluded that thoracoscopic talc insufflation/poudrage was more efficacious when compared to bedside chest tube talc slurry.

However, PENTA [ 32] findings showed that abacavir- containing regimen is marginally more efficacious when compared to others at 48 weeks.

Vaccination using live VV, however, can cause serious complications, underscoring the need for effective anti-viral treatments, particularly since anti-viral treatment may be a more efficacious strategy compared with vaccination.

Then, we observed that treatment with CNPPs resulted in increased cellular uptake, higher cell apoptosis, stronger cell cytotoxicity, and more efficacious gene silencing compared to the other three formulations.

In a former series, cartilage repair was more efficacious in males compared to their female counterparts [ 16].