Sentence examples for recognized efficacy from inspiring English sources

The fixed combination of indomethacin, prochlorperazine and caffeine (hereinafter Indoprocaf) is a drug of well-established use in Italy, with a recognized efficacy and a good level of safety both in the acute treatment of migraine [2, 3] and tension-type headache [4].

This 10-item questionnaire has recognized efficacy in distinguishing subjects at greater risk for OSA in primary care population [ 36].

Unfractionated heparin remains the most commonly used agent to prevent VTE, despite the recognized efficacy and safety of low-molecular-weight heparins (LMWHs) in the ICU setting.

Based on recognized efficacy measures, the current study has shown that the 300IR SLIT tablet containing five grass pollens was well tolerated and effective in reducing the symptoms of rhinitis and conjunctivitis and represents the optimal dose [9].

Ms. Thernstrom gives us glimpses of the mid-19th-century men (Dr. Henry Bigelow: "Our craft has, once and for all, been robbed of its terrors") who discovered or recognized the efficacy of ether and chloroform, and the surgeons who, at first, opposed their use (Alfred Velpeau: "To escape pain in surgical operation is a chimera").

For example, one of the leading disciples, Shōkō (1162 1238), founder of the dominant Chinzei branch of the Jōdo school, abandoned Hōnen's view that only the nembutsu could lead to birth in the Pure Land and recognized the efficacy of the traditional practices.

With regard to benefit, it is unlikely that an agent will be submitted for marketing authorization if it does not meet recognized approvable efficacy criteria.

Recently, leading medical centers have recognized the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of performing certain measures to ensure the safety of hospital water.

"While recognizing the efficacy of capitalism to produce wealth," Mr. Greenspan said, "there remains considerable unease among some segments about the way markets distribute that wealth and about the effects of raw competition on society," he said in opening remarks to the conference.

Modern medicine now recognizes the efficacy of some Native American medical treatments.

Mahayanists, however, sought to realize a fully nondichotomous wisdom; hence, while in actual practice they continued to recognize the efficacy of monastic life as a means to the goal, renunciation of lay life was not in itself an intrinsic or requisite aspect of emancipation.