Sentence examples for standard of efficacy from inspiring English sources
FEV1 remains the gold standard of efficacy measures; however, in pediatrics, where FEV1 values are often within the normal range, re-adjustment of what constitutes various levels of asthma severity should occur.
This is a standard measure of efficacy included in RA clinical trials and data for this domain was extracted from the literature review.
Placebo-controlled trials are the current gold-standard measure of efficacy of novel anxiolytic treatments.
In contrast, clinical relevance of a treatment effect refers to its impact upon the patient, to its implications for management of the patient, to its ability to meet standards of efficacy set by patients, clinicians, and researchers [ 21, 22].
At baseline and 1 week after the start of treatment subjects were evaluated with standard measures of efficacy: pain intensity measured by visual analog scale (VAS), health status (Pain Disability Index and EQ-5D) and quality of life (SF-36).
Oncological treatments for patients with incurable disease require assessment using standard measures of efficacy, such as survival.
Using the standard measures of efficacy, the QW dose cohorts (1.0 4.5 μg kg−1 darbepoetin alpha QW) achieved response rates that were generally higher than those previously reported with rHuEPO.
A new standard of "therapeutic efficacy" requires that screening tests which involve cardiac imaging not only predict events but also improve clinical outcomes compared with usual care.
After more than 40 years of clinical use, levodopa (LD) remains the gold standard of symptomatic efficacy in the drug treatment of Parkinson's disease (PD).
Amongst the non-physical delivery systems viral vectors remain the gold standard in terms of efficacy.
Among filters recommended standards for monitoring the microbiological quality of the water, the polycarbonate filter was fully in line with the requirements of the ISO 7704-1985 standard in terms of efficacy of capture and recovery of bacteria.
