Sentence examples for reference for efficacy from inspiring English sources

The main analysis considered studies that compared the above regimens against 6 month isoniazid (taken as reference) for efficacy and heptotoxicity (table 3).

As the objective of the GOOD trial was to determine whether Gaviscon® was non-inferior to omeprazole 20 mg, the PP population was the reference for efficacy analysis, and the efficacy results presented here are those for the PP population.

The R 40 mg group was included in Study 2 as a reference for efficacy and safety assessments and except for comparisons of baseline characteristics was not included in any statistical comparisons.

The high-dose statin arms were not used for formal statistical comparisons, but served as a clinically relevant reference for assessment of efficacy and safety.

The main difference between TR and LR is the reference volume of tumour for efficacy assessment, which is the volume of corresponding untreated tumour or pretreatment volume of tumour for TR and LR, respectively.

It is important to explore this relationship based on literature data on paclitaxel monotherapy to guide the selection of dosing regimens in clinical practice, provide reference for evaluating the safety and efficacy of new molecular entities when given in combination with paclitaxel, and provide an estimation of efficacy and safety for a historical control arm of paclitaxel monotherapy.

A secondary aim was to identify a battery of tests that comprehensively assessed whole body and skeletal muscle function to provide suitable reference for future studies investigating the efficacy of potential treatments for cancer cachexia.

Finally, after manually searching the reference lists, 20 randomised trials were included: 16 for efficacy and 19 for safety (selection process shown in Supplementary material).

For the reference vaccine initial efficacy 52% after the third dose we assume efficacies for dose 1 and 2 used previously, namely 40 % and 46 respectively [14].

In both regions, 76.5% to 96.0% of all FLWs agreed or strongly agreed on their confidence about job performance, serving as a reference for overall work-related self-efficacy.

However, comparative PK/PD studies alone may be appropriate if the PK/PD properties of the reference product are well characterized, if at least one PD marker is an accepted surrogate marker for efficacy, or if the relationship between dose/exposure, the relevant PD marker(s), and response/efficacy of the reference product is well established.