Sentence examples for relatively more efficacious from inspiring English sources

More recent studies have reported a trivalent live-attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) to provide stable levels of protection against CCII for up to 12 months in children [ 15], and, in comparative studies, LAIV was relatively more efficacious than TIV in preventing CCII >4 8 months postvaccination compared to 0--4 months postvaccination [ 16].

Meta-analysis by Crossley and Bauer (2007) included 10 placebo-controlled trials showing that lithium was not only more efficacious than placebo but had a relatively large effect size and number-needed-to-treat of 5.

For example, the price of medication impacts on its efficacy, with more expensive medications being more efficacious than cheaper ones.

Despite of the limitations of this preliminary case study such as the very small sample population and relatively short followup of 9 12 months, our initial results nevertheless suggest that bioengineered RHCIII-MPC implants may potentially be more efficacious alternatives to donor tissues in repairing corneas with severe pathologies.

Maybe it's more efficacious to turn it around.

"We can now get stem cell lines that are more efficacious and heartier," he says.

"The clever placement of news is much more efficacious than advertising".

Sulkowicz wants to change behavior, too, but thinks that punishment is more efficacious than tweaks to campus life.

So the spectrum auction is more the government helping with the re-allocation of spectrum to a more efficacious part of the economy.

This weakening of explosions was more efficacious for higher concentrations of methane than it was for lower concentrations of methane.

In general, oxaliplatin exhibits more efficacious behavior in vitro than its close platinum based counterpart, cisplatin.