Sentence examples for outcome efficacy from inspiring English sources

Selective dorsal rhizotomy versus orthopedic surgery: a multidimensional assessment of outcome efficacy.

To determine whether there is any difference in diagnostic, therapeutic, and outcome efficacy between protocols utilizing daily (ie, routine) chest radiographs (CXRs) and those utilizing clinically indicated (ie, nonroutine) CXRs in mechanically ventilated patients.

Finally, awareness of responsibility is described as a condition in which "a person believes he or she can make a useful contribution to the solution of the problem, whith perceived outcome efficacy" (Montada, and Kals, [2000]; De Groot and Steg, [2009]).

Within a phase II randomized, placebo-controlled, parallel group study, Ibodutant® (MEN 15596), a neurokinin 2 antagonist, demonstrated outcome efficacy (overall IBS symptom relief for 3 of 4 weeks) in a post hoc analysis of adults with IBS-D with pain [20].

Eligibility of potential articles was determined by applying the following inclusion criteria to the article abstracts: (1) technical efficacy, (2) diagnostic accuracy efficacy, (3) diagnostic thinking efficacy, (4) therapeutic efficacy, (5) patient outcome efficacy or any combination of the previous items as published by Fryback and Thornbury [16].

Inaccurate lay public understanding of hypertensive illness and its consequences contributes to decreased perceived severity and susceptibility to hypertension; lower rates of compliance with lifestyle recommendations reflect several common perceived barriers along with low self-efficacy and outcome efficacy regarding hypertensive treatments.

These randomized controlled trials reported outcomes in terms of health-related quality of life, clinical outcomes, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness after 1, 2, and 5 years of follow-up.

Primary outcomes Efficacy (target vessel revascularisation) and safety (death, myocardial infarction, stent thrombosis).

The final phase of drug disease cycle involves the drug or its metabolites interfering with the normal functions of one or more cell types and producing either desired outcomes (efficacy) or undesired outcomes (side effects).

We compared neurological outcomes, efficacies and adverse events between surface and endovascular cooling techniques.

The aim of this study was to compare the neurological outcomes, efficacies and adverse events of surface and endovascular cooling techniques in cardiac arrest patients.