Sentence examples for presumably effective from inspiring English sources

Possible reasons for non-emergence of it as a strategy could reflect what Falnes commented: that as much as couple counseling is a good and presumably effective strategy, it may not achieve its intended purpose because it takes place in antenatal clinics, which are perceived to be a woman's domain (25).

Once the proof-of-principle and placebo-controlled safety studies are completed, however, and presumably effective and safe doses of the novel drug need to be tested for long-term efficacy in the target population - that is, in subjects in presymptomatic stages of AD - then a placebo-free approach such as the PGSA should be seriously considered.

On the basis of comparative animal experiments investigating the effects of colloids on leukocyte-endothelial interaction we have investigated the presumably most effective colloid, dextran-70, during CPB and we have proved its anti-inflammatory effect.

From a clinical standpoint, the smaller the NOS territory the better since it means greater diagnostic precision and presumably more effective clinical disposition and treatment.

Such agents could presumably be effective for RB-deficient TNBC that fail front-line chemotherapy.

A presumably reduced effective population size is indeed the condition that would increase LD in isolated populations.

Given the likely low titers of both methylmalonyl- and ethylmalonyl-CoA extender units in an actinomycete cellular environment, optimization of KM is presumably an effective specificity-determining strategy.

As a result, previously rare, and presumably less effective, MHC variants may combat these new strains better than previously selected alleles (i.e., negative frequency-dependent selection; reviewed in [ 21]).

For ttk, knockdown was poor when shRNA-expressing flies were cultured at 25° and no phenotype resulted, but culture at 29° resulted in an early block in oogenesis, presumably implying effective knockdown but also making it impossible to collect embryos for RT-PCR analysis.

Based on the outcomes of previous studies, it seemed rationale to test the combination of Caelyx with infusional 5-FU, FA and MMC with the aim of identifying a regimen to deliver 5-FU, MMC and doxorubicin in their presumably most effective manner: infusional 5-FU modulated by sodium FA (mixed in one pump), dose-dense MMC and liposomal pegylated doxorubicin.

Topical treatment for the damage in the corneal epithelium in Cases 1 and 2 was considered to be effective presumably due to direct effects on the corneal epithelial homeostasis, but not on the meibomian glands.