Sentence examples for paucity of efficacious from inspiring English sources

Previously, there has been a paucity of efficacious available treatments for myopathies, particularly related to the notion that nutrients may exert a variety of positive effects on skeletal muscles.

Given the paucity of efficacious HIV risk-reduction interventions for African American MSM, the population at highest risk for HIV in the US, this study contributes to the literature by suggesting new directions for intervention research with this population.

The current paucity of effective and well tolerated drug treatments and even more so, the lack of highly efficacious, well standardized and widely available vaccination strategies can be attributed at least in part to the gap of knowledge about the intricate interplay between leishmania and host macrophages.

Moreover, there is a paucity of knowledge regarding the most efficacious prevention/intervention programming for racial/ethnic minority, high-risk, justice-involved youth (Feldstein Ewing, Wray, Mead: Adapt and evaluate or evaluate and adapt, submitted).

Little is known about factors affecting the prevalence of efficacious and non-efficacious self-medicative treatments.

Treatment of patients with putative astrovirus encephalitis is challenging given the paucity of cases to date and lack of a known efficacious therapy.

Despite extensive clinical trials documenting efficacious clinical response to therapy, there is a paucity of data investigating the molecular mechanisms by which etanercept modulates the improvement of psoriasis.

Small noncomparative studies [ 72, 73] suggested that lipid formulations of amphotericin B are as efficacious as conventional amphotericin B. High costs, a relative paucity of clinical data and existence of alternative antifungal therapies (azoles and echinocandins) explain why lipid formulations have generally been used as second-line therapy in patients with refractory invasive candidiasis.

Further research is required to define and improve safe and efficacious analgesic regimes for certain species used in musculoskeletal research (e.g., sheep and rabbits), as the current paucity of pre-clinical and clinical data precludes optimal use of all analgesic strategies currently in use in humans and other animal species.

Paucity of data is discussed.

So does the paucity of ideas.