Sentence examples for notable efficacy from inspiring English sources

Among them, MOX also show notable efficacy against atypical bacteria of Chlamydia spp., Mycoplasma spp., and Legionella spp. genera, bacilli of genus Mycobacterium and anaerobe of Bacteroides and Clostridium genera [3 5].

The complexes combined the high catalytic efficiency of the active centers and the special solubility of the ILs, thus exhibiting notable efficacy of oxidative kinetic resolution and facile recovery from the reaction system by changing the solvent.

A notable efficacy of the PECE hydrogel in preventing peritoneal adhesions was demonstrated in the animal models.

High rates of matching were also achieved with the PEDW data demonstrating the notable efficacy of the methods.

Interestingly, ixabepilone has shown notable efficacy against triple-negative breast carcinoma (TNBC), producing a pathologic complete response rate of 26%% in TNBC patients in comparison to 15%% in the non-triple-negative population [ 51].

3 Some would suggest continuing imatinib as frontline therapy due to its notable efficacy, more experience with its use, and the fact that, if a patient become resistant or intolerant, several second-generation TKIs are available.

The fermentation displayed especially notable antimicrobial efficacy, this may be due to the spore germination and the active substances are liberated by rupture of spore or the major secondary metabolites were released.

Overall, a notable higher efficacy was observed in PPP cohorts than in the ITT or MITT cohorts.

Combinatory PLGA NPs were able to significantly modulate the tumor microenvironment against further tumor proliferation (illustrated in Figure 11 ) and induce notable anticancer efficacy.

In several autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA) or multiple sclerosis (MS), blocking antibodies and soluble receptors specific for inflammatory cytokines such TNF-α have had notable therapeutic efficacy (Owens 2002).

The notable clinical efficacy of adalimumab needs to be factored into a comprehensive assessment of value, particularly considering the fact that effectiveness and cost-effectiveness analyses of the TNF inhibitors mostly assessed AS-specific outcomes and did not fully capture any possible effects of treatment on nonskeletal manifestations of AS.