Sentence examples for probably efficacious from inspiring English sources

As only one research group investigated the CWD-A, it is regarded as probably efficacious [ 22].

One review of psychological treatments in older adults [ 14] that distinguished between PST and CBT, concluded that PST was probably efficacious.

The only drug that has ever been marketed for this purpose, drotrecogin alfa (activated), was probably efficacious (Vincent, 2012), but was withdrawn, essentially because we could not identify which patients would actually benefit from it.

In contrast, denosumab blocks osteoclast recruitment and is therefore probably more efficacious for e.g. reducing bone loss around loose prostheses.

Many of the targeted agents that are now being developed will probably be efficacious only in a specific subset of patients, and it is likely that neither toxicity nor significant tumour shrinkage will be suitable surrogate end points for detecting activity or selecting the appropriate dose.

Filled with shame, I stopped going to the gym altogether for a while, and convinced myself that walking my children to school and back was probably just as efficacious and, unlike my gym sessions, I could do it in a rather fetching floral skirt.

The treatment of migraine attacks with aura by triptans is difficult since triptans most probably are not efficacious when taken during the aura phase.

Therefore, TNF blockade probably constitutes an efficacious therapeutic option.

Our monitoring approach resulted efficacious probably because of the monthly ALT assay was strictly observed.

Training health professionals to give advice, in isolation, is probably not an efficacious strategy for smoking cessation (level of evidence: A).

The finding that aspirin exerted chemopreventive efficacy when administered in utero and during weaning is consistent with these pharmacokinetic considerations, in that efficacy was probably the consequence of efficacious levels of salicylate in the mother's milk and the embryonic blood and tissues.