Sentence examples for powerful efficacy from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the beneficial effect of sham acupuncture on headache has been proposed as a model of ritual healing by touch [65], which provides one way to explain the powerful efficacy of sham acupuncture when compared to no-treatment.
The minor average decrease of TK after wearing Milwaukee brace is also statistically significant because of the powerful efficacy of paired- t test.
In practice, combined treatments or therapies with multiple targets may show more powerful efficacy, and the multi-targeting drugs may show superior efficacy.
As there is generally little or no placebo effect with the use of ABPM, this result shows the powerful efficacy of these combinations.
Our internal validation showed that the SVM model owned the powerful efficacy in individually defining RLNM status (the sensitivity and specificity were 68.3% and 81.1%, respectively, in the testing set).
Another trial--STAMPEDE--recapitulated these findings with abiraterone across the board, showing powerful lifesaving efficacy with a limited side effects.
As a result, compounds 9h, (S -9i, and 9k with nanomolar enzyme inhibition (IC50=4–9 nM) and 9e (IC50=27 nM) were identified to have powerful in vivo efficacy with extended duration of action.
This is tantamount to a dose response study and can provide powerful support for efficacy or a novel endpoint.
Activity is reliant on the potent effect, but short range of alpha radiation emitted from radium-223 decay: reducing peripheral damage to healthy tissue while maintaining powerful anti-tumour efficacy.
The analysis has enabled a robust and statistically powerful comparison of efficacy outcomes between rectal artemisinins, parenterally administered artemisinins and parenteral quinine that has had the capacity to examine and allow for the influence of covariates such as age, geographic origin and disease severity.
Biomonitoring data can also provide powerful information on the efficacy of risk management efforts.
