Sentence examples for more efficacious that from inspiring English sources

For example, ultrasound has a sensitivity of 63% for detecting hepatocellular carcinoma at an early stage in prospective efficacy studies and is regarded as being more efficacious that alpha fetoprotein.

Preliminary results indicate that BMP-7 is more efficacious that PRP as there was a significant failure rate of 6.2% versus 38.5% between BMP-7 and PRP, respectively.

The effect of CFB was significantly more efficacious than that of placebo.

Interventions that target executive functions and falls-related self-efficacy, in addition to physical functions, to improve gait speed may be more efficacious than those that do not.

Our data suggest interventions that target executive functions and falls-related self-efficacy in addition to physical functions to improve gait speed may be more efficacious than those that do not.

Furthermore, this safeguard is much more efficacious than one that would involve evaluating the subjective motives of police officers conducting automotive stops; without the remedy of suppression, police officers would have a strong incentive to engage in suspicionless, arbitrary automobile stops.

Consequently, the oligomers of REV may be more efficacious than other antioxidants that are commonly used as a medical countermeasure to IR-induced injury.

Rather than expecting treatments that are more efficacious than conventional care, this study suggests that current CAM consumers may expect and value aspects of treatment which provide empowerment and a more holistic view of health and healing that goes beyond simply managing symptoms.

Anti-cancer treatment regimens that cause broad-spectrum disruption of the tumour growth factor/cytokine network to a greater degree are likely to be more efficacious than those that only affect a small number of these molecules to a lesser extent.

In the case of Christianity, this is sometimes owing to the policy of the early church of scheduling Christian observances at dates when they would eclipse pagan ones a practice that proved more efficacious than merely prohibiting the earlier celebrations.

14 European consensus guidelines published in 2010 by the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer/European Society of Medical Oncology (MASCC/ESMO) recommend antiemetic regimens for preventing CINV associated with anthracycline and cyclophosphamide-based chemotherapy that are more efficacious than those recommended for other MEC regimens.