He says his opinion was changed in part by what he sees as convincing medical evidence about the particular efficacy of helmets in protecting child cyclists, who generally fall off away from other traffic and at lower speeds.
This strategy proved particular efficacy in models of TNF-α-dependent diseases, and promising results come from recent clinical trials in rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease.
However, from the standpoint of conventional research methodologies, the numbers of participants usually has been too restricted to make firm judgments about the likely efficacy of particular complementary and alternative therapies.
Much of the literature on fundraising discourse focuses on the efficacy of particular strategies.
The difference between these formalist and naturalistic approaches can be understood as a division of labor between the tasks of exploring logico-linguistic possibilities of conceptual reconstruction and considering the efficacy of particular scientific practices.
Although progress has been made, data supporting the efficacy of particular interventions are limited.
Activation of the innate and adaptive arms of the immune system, and crosstalk between lymphocytes, may be of particular importance to the efficacy of therapeutic interventions in a context of chronic infections.
Activation of the innate and adaptive arms of the immune system by DNA immunization may be of particular importance to the efficacy of therapeutic interventions in a context of chronic infections.
Guidance is needed in evaluating environmental monitoring approaches to determine the efficacy of particular management options.
This systematic review determined the efficacy of particular statins, in terms of their ability to alter cholesterol.
