Sentence examples for particularly efficacy from inspiring English sources

The main caveat to an AV drug stockpiling strategy is the uncertainty concerning the efficacy of AV drugs against the next strain of pandemic influenza, particularly efficacy against influenza-related deaths.

Among the 3-ylideneoxindole acetamides, compound 10 showed particularly good efficacy.

The production method, particularly the efficacy of the post-dyeing rinsing may have caused these variations in iron content.

However, great improvement was observed for both legs and arms after 4 weeks treatment in using the test products even though there was some enhancement was also observed in treating the control products (commercial products), and there was particularly better efficacy in the legs, which was possibly due to the relatively soft skin of the inner portions of the arms.

Revlimid has also proven useful in multiple myeloma, but the big hope for investors is that the FDA will approve it early based on data from a rare genetic disorder that causes one form of MDS, where there may be particularly astounding efficacy.

Fluconazole shows particularly good efficacy against Candida infections but not with Aspergillus spp. [ 14– 17].

Outcomes are rarely of equal importance, particularly when efficacy and safety data are combined.

There is a need for more evidence specific to children, particularly when efficacy or safety may differ across age groups.

2 These interventions may have particularly poor efficacy in cases of intentional non-adherence as the provision of persuasive advice may evoke further resistance to change.

Notably, the combination of cisplatin and endotrophin neutralization showed a particularly higher efficacy on metastatic growth than either treatment alone for late stages of 4T1 carcinomas.

To make the comparison particularly stringent, efficacy assessment was based not only on conventional office BP measurements taken 24 h post-dosing, but also on ambulatory monitoring over 24 h.