Sentence examples for suggested efficacy from inspiring English sources

Because consumers worry about deodorant failing in professional and romantic situations, brands tend to highlight such anxieties in advertising, but Mr. Vaneri said the new campaign suggested efficacy in an inspirational way.

Vasodilator infusion via arterial catheter has been reported as an effective treatment for NOMI and many reports suggested efficacy of this strategies [4 7].

MRI data suggested efficacy at all doses studied, which were lower than the 1000 mg doses of rituximab used in off-label RRMS treatment, potentially due to ofatumumab's increased potency over rituximab.

Insufficient evidence suggested efficacy of 131I-MIBG in adult NET patients, but the overall tumour response rate from 131I-MIBG was 27 75% for malignant neuroblastoma, paraganglioma or pheochromocytoma.

Results from a phase IIb study suggested efficacy in patients with sepsis and suspected DIC [ 161].

Thus, six out of the seven randomized controlled trials suggested efficacy.

Only later did it become clear that the scientific data suggesting efficacy were far from definitive; by 2002, a large study of hormone replacement therapy sponsored by the National Institutes of Health had to be abruptly stopped because of serious side effects, and experts counseled against estrogen for chronic disease.

A preliminary report suggests efficacy for psyllium fiber supplementation in children with IBS [73].

These results suggest efficacy of anthraquinone-based products as red-wing blackbird repellents for ripening corn.

Other studies with valproate alone and in combination suggest efficacy equivalent to lithium and perhaps greater than carbamazepine.

While provocation tests are useful in suggesting efficacy, negative tests do not necessarily indicate lack of anti-asthma activity.