Sentence examples for stringent efficacy from inspiring English sources

As these investigations did not uncover candidate targets with a profile as favorable as CD19, we developed a generalizable combinatorial targeting strategy fulfilling stringent efficacy and safety criteria.

The age-related cognitive decline in this strain of AD mice [ 3], which is dependent on the overproduction of Aβ in the brain, is the most stringent efficacy criteria available in AD mouse model.

To make the comparison particularly stringent, efficacy assessment was based not only on conventional office BP measurements taken 24 h post-dosing, but also on ambulatory monitoring over 24 h.

Because Zicam was previously classified as a homeopathic substance, it was not required to undergo stringent safety or efficacy evaluation as other conventional drugs.

However, U.S. federal regulations do not subject DS to the same stringent safety and efficacy regulations that the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) imposes on prescription and over-the-counter drugs [ 8].

Strains causing 100% lethality may be ideally suited to test MCMs, assuming this would be the most stringent test of efficacy.

Mice were challenged intranasally with 100 LD50 of A/Vietnam/1203/2004 virus, providing a stringent evaluation of protective efficacy.

This hierarchy may provide a more stringent test for drug efficacy than previous behavioral or histological tests [9].

Delivery of CASP3 is a particularly stringent test of the efficacy of this approach, as caspases are delicate enzymes that would be susceptible to inactivation during the delivery process.

This threat prompts ongoing research into emerging resistance mechanisms, novel approaches to antimicrobial efficacy and stringent control measures in the prudent use of antimicrobials in animal and human medicine.

To merit publication, studies assessing the tolerance and acceptability of hand rubs must imperatively use products that meet the most stringent criteria for antimicrobial efficacy (EN 1500 standards) [ 7], must use recognised evaluation tools, and must monitor user compliance in daily clinical practice.