Sentence examples for proving its efficacy from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of proving its efficacy is clearly one of the biggest stumbling blocks.

The proposed scheme was found to be robust against various attacks, hence proving its efficacy.

The nine-hour operation in March 2015 allowed its 21-year-old recipient to become sexually active, and he wasted no time in proving its efficacy.

General McCaffrey, who called methadone therapy "a valuable and proven approach" to treating heroin addiction, cited a succession of scientific studies proving its efficacy.

The average absolute deviation pressure percentage (AADP%) for most of the cases studied is observed to be well within 10%, thus proving its efficacy.

The code has been subsequently validated experimentally as the observed cooling characteristics are found to be in close agreement with the results predicted using the developed model thereby proving its efficacy.

We expect that the HMR and MM developed for DelpHi is transferable into routine care once it has proven its efficacy.

Dialectic-Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is another psychotherapeutic approach that has proved its efficacy in BED; it is more focused on emotion regulation and stress tolerance than CBT [ 43].

It has already proved its efficacy in refractory kidney cancer and unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma (Llovet et al, 2008; Escudier et al, 2009).

Although the current iteration of MEMOIR serves mainly to prove its efficacy for lineage tracing, it is remarkable that these temporal quantities can be inferred without having to make dynamic measurements.

Thus far, the PEG-LysNH2 has demonstrated to be adherent to ex-vivo tissues, resistant and easily applied, but it has yet to prove its efficacy in controlling active hemorrhage in in-vivo models of hemorrhage.