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Both SNC80 and ARM390 produced similar levels of receptor stimulation, while Met-enkephalin was slightly more efficacious.

Route of CD administration was either subcutaneous (SC) or intraperitoneal (IP) and while both had a similar outcome, SC administration seemed to be slightly more efficacious (Fig. S1).

Interestingly, SII Ang II appears to be slightly more efficacious on the DRY/AAY mutant full length and truncated than on the WT and D74N, when looking at the response over "baseline", figure 7B.

Amasil was slightly more efficacious than Luprocid.

Equivalent efficacy results were obtained for FA and a blend of FA and PA, whereas the commercial product Amasil (blend of FA and SF) was slightly more efficacious than Luprocid (blend of FA and PA) in compound mash feed.

No clear evidence exists to determine whether one of these drugs is more efficacious than another, although adjusted indirect comparisons suggest that donepezil and rivastigmine may be slightly more efficacious than galantamine, at least as reflected by some outcome measures.

Although the loose combinations of AS+SMP was slightly (not significantly) more efficacious than the fixed one, the fixed regimen of AS+SMP is most promising since it permits reduction of the treatment duration to a maximum of 24 h.

In a prospective, 12-month study in patients with nondiabetic proteinuria, with normal or slightly impaired renal function, combination therapy with ramipril and valsartan was more efficacious than either monotherapy in reducing proteinuria and serum creatinine level in the first 3 (proteinuria and serum creatinine) or 6 (serum creatinine) months of treatment [ 93].

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

Maybe it's more efficacious to turn it around.

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