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Discover LudwigThe phrase "reduce efficacy" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase when referring to diminishing the effectiveness of something. For example, "The rise in temperatures could reduce the efficacy of the medication."
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However, recent reports indicate that codon optimization can affect protein conformation and function, increase immunogenicity, and reduce efficacy.
This interaction might reduce efficacy when switching from efavirenz to rilpivirine.
This occurs rapidly and has the potential to substantially reduce the peak aminoglycoside concentration, which will reduce efficacy [ 1].
All these parameters have been linked to reduce efficacy of chlorambucil monotherapy in the UK LRF CLL4 trial.
In addition, anti-antibody responses can influence pharmacokinetics, or reduce efficacy of the injected antibody through neutralization.
1 2 Immunogenicity can, in turn, reduce drug concentrations via antibody-mediated drug clearance, and reduce efficacy by preventing drug binding to the target.
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In addition, anionic polymer decreased the toxicities of cationic complexes, but did not reduce efficacies [16].
The reduced physiological reserve and reduced efficacy of pre-oxygenation in intensive care patients makes their intubation particularly dangerous.
Pyrethroids are known to have reduced efficacy when used during warm temperatures above 65oF.
Marcombe, S. et al. Reduced Efficacy of Pyrethroid Space Sprays for Dengue Control in an Area of Martinique with Pyrethroid Resistance.
Lipoplatin is a new liposomal cisplatin designed to reduce cisplatin toxicities without reducing efficacy.
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