Sentence examples for of equal efficacy from inspiring English sources
A meta-analysis of the three trials, all without placebo comparison, found them to be the sufficient evidence of equal efficacy of frovatriptan and these other triptans [5].
The included trials suggest that the treatment protocols of MS and SRS/SRT are of equal efficacy with regard to impact on QoL; however, the trials were hetereogenous and suffered from a variety of methodological deficiencies.
In the case of off-label medications, the assumption of equal efficacy with rectal diazepam was a conservative estimate as clinical experts in several countries suggested that other off-label medications, such as lorazepam tablets administered by the buccal route, were less efficacious than rectal diazepam.
If there were two companies offering pest control products of equal efficacy, but one of them left stains on the wall, a consumer would choose the one that did not, i.e., the one that did not interact adversely with the wall.
Computer-mediated family service provision holds the promise of equal efficacy, lower cost, and higher accessibility than traditional parent education groups that require parents to travel to a service venue, thereby alleviating often-cited pragmatic barriers to participation in parenting programs.
Therefore, identification of a strategy of equal efficacy using systemic chemotherapy is desirable on a fiscal front.
The comparable response to intravenous glulisine and regular insulin during the acute resolution of DKA in this study is in line with previous reports of generally equal efficacy and in vivo potency of intravenous rapid-acting insulin analogs (glulisine, aspart, and lispro) and regular insulin in animal and human studies (15, 16).
The present study confirms these observations and provides evidence of the equal efficacy and in vivo potency of intravenous rapid-acting insulin analogs and regular insulin in patients with severe hyperglycemia and ketoacidosis.
Further selectivity is evident in the quotes from published studies reproduced in the paper to support of the equal efficacy argument.
In fact, with the assumption of an equal efficacy, patients expressed a preference for oral over intravenous chemotherapy [ 12, 13] and the oral formulation could potentially lesser nearly half of the major patient concerns about chemotherapy [ 14, 15].
According to the authors, a PI of 1 indicates equal efficacy of a drug in the prevention of manic and depressive episodes alike.
