Sentence examples for proved most efficacious from inspiring English sources

In contrast with the effects on primary tumour burden, NLCQ-1 proved most efficacious against metastatic disease.

We have also agreed to offer free training to the psychologists attached to any GP surgeries at the end of the trial in whichever intervention proves most efficacious.

Semi-quantitative grading of lung disease revealed a significant improvement with all treatments, with NLCQ-1 proving most efficacious (median grades: control, 4; NLC Q 0 (P<0.0001); RB6145, 1 (P<0.001), tirapazamine, 3 (P=0.007)).

"Indie" and "electronic" proved most popular.

Jack Kemp lauded his former aide: "It will be proven the most efficacious of all the reforms".

This might prove the most efficacious form of survey administration as it has reduced costs [ 32] and the potential to provide instantaneous information on a patient's health status [ 33].

Although stimulant medication has proven as the most efficacious strategy in the treatment of ADHD, there is a considerable need for effective treatment alternatives to help the sizeable number of children who do not respond to medication, suffer from intolerable side effects or whose parents are reluctant to administer stimulant medication to their children.

Complexes which had strong DNA interactions in the binding studies have proven to be the most efficacious against certain cell lines.

The least variable night urine volume measurement studied was night/24-hr production rate; hence this may prove to be the most efficacious measurement to use in detecting nocturnal polyuria.

In conclusion, the combined treatment of postural hygiene with physiotherapy exercise has been proven to be the most efficacious in relation to the two outcome variables: behaviours and knowledge.

Due to the lack of previous meta-analyses in this context, our main objective was to assess the evidence regarding preventive physiotherapy interventions for back care in children and adolescents, and to ascertain which ones prove to be the most efficacious, in what way and under which circumstances.