Sentence examples for survival efficacy from inspiring English sources

The AMB-fibrin microsphere chemotherapy was significantly more effective than free amphotericin B in reducing the fungal burden and showed better survival efficacy (p < 0.05).

Here, we provide a proposed mechanism of phosgene-induced lung injury based on the literature and from studies conducted in our lab, as well as provide results from studies designed to evaluate survival efficacy of potential therapies following whole-body phosgene exposure in mice.

On May 30 , 2012 the study protocol was amended to allow crossover from control to trastuzumab emtansine after the second interim overall survival analysis crossed the prespecified overall survival efficacy boundary.

Hence, the survival efficacy of curcumin treated-bacteria was tested in the mucus isolated from the small intestine of mice.

Increasing the absorded dose to the liver has shown no interest in terms of survival efficacy as LNC188Re-SSS – 120 MBq group gave rise to the worse increase in median survival (IMST% ranging from 26% to 70% according to the control group).

All enrolled patients were assessable for survival, efficacy and toxicity.

Survival and efficacy data is comparable to the median survival and efficacy seen with single agent gemcitabine.

Further studies will have to identify the combination of acute and chronic interventions that will augment the survival and efficacy of neural cell transplants.

We show that initial cell load, hydrogel stiffness and permeable membrane porosity are critical parameters to achieve long-term implant survival and efficacy.

A major obstacle in the survival and efficacy of tissue engineered transplants is inadequate oxygenation, whereby unsupportive oxygen tensions result in significant cellular dysfunction and death within the implant.

This trial was designed to determine the 1-year survival rate, efficacy, and safety, produced by topotecan and gemcitabine as first line chemotherapy in advanced non-small cell lung cancer (ANSCLC).