Sentence examples for supposed efficacy from inspiring English sources

We selected attributes based on a literature review on QIPs and on two criteria: supposed efficacy suggested by the literature and credibility of application in the French health care context (see Table 1).

In light of its supposed efficacy in improving gas exchange efficiency, clenbuterol, a β-adrenergic agonist, was administered intravenously with inconsistent [ 6],[ 7] effects.

Although the piece was supposed to show the efficacy of non-violent interrogations, Mr Bowden wroteThe well-publicized abuses at Abu Ghraib and elsewhere put all detainees on edge, and assurances that the U.S. command had cracked down were not readily believed.

Treatment efficacy is supposed to be high.

Considering the supposed preclinically dose-dependent efficacy of irinotecan, a very low dose of irinotecan might lead to negative clinical results.

The three agents are considered equivalent in their antitumor activity and are supposed to have similar efficacy in both the neoadjuvant and adjuvant setting.

In those go-go patients not eligible for allo-HSCT (for whatever reason) and in slow-go patients, azanucleosides, which are supposed to exert their efficacy by DNA hypomethylation, should be considered for therapy [ 36].

But skeptics are fair to question the efficacy of these supposed solutions, considering that by 2022 Pakistan is expected to run out of water, a considerable amount of which is needed to operate hydropower as well as nuclear power plants.

Moreover, the exact contribution and efficacy of the supposed metformin mediated mechanisms to improved systolic and diastolic myocardial function is unclear.

Participation of employees and managers is supposed to result in increased occupational self-efficacy and organizational efficacy.

Moreover, the efficacy of vermicompost is supposed to be enhanced due to certain hormonal activity associated with it.