Sentence examples for much better efficacy from inspiring English sources

Most patients reported a much better efficacy of the triptans on residual migraine attacks compared to the pre-treatment period.

The Phase 2A trial showed much better efficacy, so there are a lot of questions surrounding this result".

In the treatment of lipopolysaccharide-induced uveitis, compared with 20 mg subtenon injection, suprachoroidal 2 mg TA demonstrated much better efficacy with significantly less aqueous humor cells and lower vitreous opacity scores (p < 0.05).

A sustained release of the drug from the NPs is important as a continuous exposure of the tumor cells to anticancer drugs of a relatively lower but safer concentration that gives little chance for the tumor blood vessels to grow, resulting in much better efficacy and fewer side effects than intermittent chemotherapy.

As expected, AX-DOX minduces induce much better antitumor efficacy than free DOX at the same dosage, which is consistent with the in vitro CCK-8 assay findings.

Narrow-wavelength lamps generated much better clinical efficacy than broad-wavelength lamps.

Concerning the measure of the apoptotic fraction, no important differences were noted between SQ-gem/isoCA-4 NAs and the other treatments too, whereas these multidrug SQ-gem/isoCA-4 nanoassemblies displayed much better anticancer efficacy in vivo.

In vivo antitumor activity of the DOX/FA-PEG-P HB-HO) NPs showeDOX/FA-PEG-P HB-HOerapeutic efficacy in inhibiting tumor growth, anDOX/FA-PEG-P HB-HOumor volume was 178.91 ± 17.43 mm, significantly smaller than normal saline control group (542.58 ± 45.19 mm) which shows that these NPs are effective in selective DOX/FA-PEG-P HB-HONPsr drug to the folate receptor-overexpreshowedancer cells.

But it would be a fairly modest amount, says Perkins: "Most [investigators] are not willing to stockpile this material in any serious quantity without much better data about its efficacy in animals".

[ 46, 52] Hence, it is the current belief of many clinical trial neuro-oncologists that PFS is a much better indicator of treatment efficacy than the response rate.

Modulation of the patient's immune system combined with anti-tumor treatments offers the prospect of tailoring treatments much more precisely and better efficacy for patients with advanced lung cancer.