Sentence examples for problems of efficacy from inspiring English sources

(Another intrusive idea, for euro-zone countries to guarantee a "safe" portion of each other's debts, runs into similar problems of efficacy and sovereignty).Let them default and they probably won'tMight the markets be the answer to keeping discipline in the euro zone?

Viral and non-viral vectors have been developed for gene therapy, but their use is associated with unresolved problems of efficacy and safety.

But the ease of popping pills belies the years of research that it took to conquer the problems of reduced efficacy caused by the body's metabolism.

The growing interest in probiotics has resulted in many purported probiotic products being marketed without adequate studies on the probiotic properties of the strains leading to problems of inconsistent efficacy of the products.

However, this farm is located in a dense farming region where other farms, such as the one located in Austevoll, had experienced previous problems of reduced efficacy of EB.

From the clinical experience with purified recombinant IL-1Ra it became clear that most of the problems of variability of efficacy were due to difficulties in adequate timing and dosage of the drug [ 12].

However, a number of difficulties were encountered in assessing hand hygiene studies: the problem of attributing efficacy to an alcohol-based product when used in a multi-component intervention; the variability inherent in the design of such studies; and how to use data from uncontrolled, unblinded studies in the assessment.

The Buddhist epistemologist solves the problem of the efficacy of perceptions by adopting a representationalist stance: perception can only reveal its object by assuming its form.

Should this regulation occur in vivo, it would pose a medical problem of reduced efficacy of pharmaceutical IFN in inflamed tissues.

Should this regulation occur in vivo, it might pose a medical problem of reduced efficacy of pharmaceutical IFN in inflamed tissues.

In this article we evaluate how urban land tenure regularization practices are conducted in Namibia, and to compare new formal procedures, designed to address problems of efficiency and efficacy, to older existing procedures, supposedly not efficient or effective.