Sentence examples for sensitive efficacy from inspiring English sources

This suggests that morning PEF is not a very sensitive efficacy parameter in long-term studies in children with mild asthma as suggested previously.

While identification of PSD proteins by MS fingerprinting is extremely sensitive, the efficacy of the approach is limited by the quality of the initial PSD purification.

Other potential benefits of TSPO ligands are more sensitive indices of efficacy allowing early identification of nonresponder patients and improved evaluation of efficacy in animal models where determining the level and extent of microglial activation may provide a more relevant outcome measure.

The cost-effectiveness ratio of each intervention decreased with the prevalence of VAD and was sensitive to the efficacy rate of averted mortality.

The cost-effectiveness ratio was somewhat sensitive to the efficacy of nursing staff as a whole.

We also believed that a HRQOL instrument that was developed basing on the concept of health in TCM might be more sensitive to the efficacy of CM.

Cancer treatment is therefore a more sensitive compromise between efficacy and toxic side effects, involving longer courses of treatment, typically several months.

However, for vaccination campaigns initiated after the onset of the epidemic, reductions in final attack rates were not highly sensitive to vaccine efficacy.

Previous studies have also found that their results have been sensitive to the efficacy of treatment but the likelihood that the transmission rate is as low as 19.5% is minimal [ 12, 25].

Again using the two extremes as illustration, the benefit of adding HCW decolonization is much less sensitive to the efficacy of patient isolation when few HCWs are responsible for many acquisitions.

Under the assumed 3 feeding attempts, the sensitivity analysis revealed the model output, particularly the prevalence of fever, is sensitive to the assumed efficacy of the bed net intervention.